Is there an easy way to type in an absolute function so that you only have to
type it in the formula once instead of putting $ signs throughout a long
formula.
Thanks,
Is there an easy way to type in an absolute function so that you only have to
type it in the formula once instead of putting $ signs throughout a long
formula.
Thanks,
How would excel know in what part of the formula you wanted the absolutes.
try using the f4 key to put in your absolutes
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Don Guillett
SalesAid Software
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"CLT" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Is there an easy way to type in an absolute function so that you only have
> to
> type it in the formula once instead of putting $ signs throughout a long
> formula.
>
> Thanks,
Select the cell address in the formula bar, and then hit <F4>.
Select the *entire* formula in the formula bar to change *all* the cell
references in the formula at one time.
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HTH,
RD
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> Is there an easy way to type in an absolute function so that you only have
to
> type it in the formula once instead of putting $ signs throughout a long
> formula.
>
> Thanks,
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