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How do you hold a cell constant when copying a formula?

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    How do you hold a cell constant when copying a formula?

    I know this is simple but I seem to remember putting some symbol in front of the cell so it doesn't point to a different cell as you copy the formula. Thanks

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    Re: How do you hold a cell constant when copying a formula?

    Hello & Welcome to the Board,

    Highlight the cell and toggle the F4 button

    http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...003064048.aspx
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    Re: How do you hold a cell constant when copying a formula?

    Try the Dollar sign
    =$A$1

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    Re: How do you hold a cell constant when copying a formula?

    thanks so much...

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