Hello
I have various formulas (such as: =(D3-$E$3)/$E$3 )
which continues for each row (IE next row 3 is replaced with 4 etc)
I have made som errors when I made the formulas and therefore I have the following questions:
1. Is it possible to find and replace all E's with another letter (F in my case). I haven't been able to resolve this, when it has to be done inside formulas?
The optimal would be if I could set 'Display formulas' under tools, and find and replace in the formulas displayed.
2. Is there a smart way of swapping D3 with E3 for all formulas? (So the result will be: =($E$3-D3)/$E$3 and etc for all formulas)
Thanks in advance.
Last edited by naquer; 07-20-2009 at 05:53 PM.
Hi,
Something like this?
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Of course :-), Thanks !
No idea how I overlooked that
However I want to change the order in all my formulas, so that the next row will be
=($E$4-D4)/$E$4
I have about 100 rows, so it's alot of work if i have to search and replace for each row.
I also drag the formulas the continue so that the next formula is =($E$4-E4)/$E$4, therefore removing the $ is not the solution.
Hi,
Take a look here
http://excel.tips.net/Pages/T003067_...a_Pattern.html
Does that help?
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Thanks alot for the answer. This will for sure help me out in other situations.
However the solution to my problem showed to something as simple as this:
Answer
You need an ABSOLUTE reference which is $A$1 - which you can do by pressing the F4 key with the cursor on the A1 in the formula bar (or just type the dollars)
For reference
$A1 would always refer to column A, but variable rows
A$1 would always refer to row one but variable columns
Thanks again though!
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