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Somecallmejosh
Hello,
In regards to formulas.... If I enter an "=" sign, as to
indicate the beginnings of a formula in one cell, is it
possible to select another cell and automatically anchor
that specific cell in the formula without having to type
the "$" in the forumla...
Example... I would like to select B12 as $B$12 and place
it in the formula without having to go back and type in
the "$" in the cell containing the formula. Is there a
key combination that will allow this, or I am stuck
having to type those "$"'s everytime?
Thanks in advance.
Josh
In regards to formulas.... If I enter an "=" sign, as to
indicate the beginnings of a formula in one cell, is it
possible to select another cell and automatically anchor
that specific cell in the formula without having to type
the "$" in the forumla...
Example... I would like to select B12 as $B$12 and place
it in the formula without having to go back and type in
the "$" in the cell containing the formula. Is there a
key combination that will allow this, or I am stuck
having to type those "$"'s everytime?
Thanks in advance.
Josh