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copying formula result without formula
William Canning
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August 4, 2020 - 12:28 am
I cannot find how to move the end result of a spreadsheet to become the starting figure in a new one. Along time ago is was called absolute copying and you used a dollar sign, now it still copies the cell but not with the relevent addressing. Help please, thank you
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August 4, 2020 - 11:13 am
Hi William,
It's still called absolute referencing and you use the dollar sign to stipulate this.
If you want the formula to move without changing the references, select the cell > F2 to edit > highlight to select the formula and then CTRL+C to copy the formula > go to the cell you want the formula in > paste.
Hope that's what you were after.
Mynda
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