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I have column A & B. In column C I have =iff(a1=b1,"Y","N"). Now I drag
that down column c to the bottom of the list. I might have =iff(a150=b150,"Y","N"). Now I want to change a(row number) to a$(row number) and b(row number) to b$(row number) for the whole column. I know I can go cell by cell and click on the function at the top and hit f4, but if I got hundres of rows that's a lot. And I can't make the rows absolute before draging down, that would keep it the same row. Is there a quick and easy way to do this? |
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