Hi all,
can anyone help with this...
I have a row with cells that contain formula, to work with in that row, and also in the formula, is a reference cell that is not located within that row,
I want to replicate this row down the sheet, so I have another calculator, that performs the equation within a different row,
when I copy everything down to the next row, it also pulls the reference cell down a row, is there any way I can copy this down rows, updating everything to the new row, while maintaining the reference cell.
Thanks for any assistance.
Last edited by T. Grindlay; 02-08-2012 at 12:32 AM.
Tim Grindlay
New Zealand
You should post an example. Are you familiar with absolute references?
You use $ symbols to lock a part of a cell reference and keep it from changing. Anything that is left relative will change when copied, anything locked with a $ symbol is absolute and will not change.
A1 - relative column, relative row
$A1 - absolute column, relative row
A$1 - relative column, absolute row
$A$1 - absolute column, absolute row
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Hi Thanks,
I have seen the $ symbol you are descibing, and I ampretty sure I understand what you are saying, I will try it when I get a chance, if I have any issues, I will post an example.
I will go through my script and add $ symbol to the cell I would like to keep as an absolute reference,
if for example, written in my formula, C11 is the cell I want to keep as absolute, is there any way to run a auto - find and insert function.
Thanks,
Tim Grindlay
New Zealand
FIND: C11
REPLACE: $C$11
LOOK IN: Formulas
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Excellent, thanks, for the sake of sounding dumb.... where I would enter that....
Tim Grindlay
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1) Highlight the cells to adjust
2) Press CTRL-H
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Thank you all very much for this assistance, this has worked perfectly : - )
Tim Grindlay
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