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Use of F4

by - Zoe [guest] (2006 Nov 22 Wed, 15:54) replyReply

Should you use F4 all the time when formulating to ensure all formulas are absolute from the start?

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RE: Use of F4

by - trainer Richard platinum contributer[761 posts] (2006 Nov 22 Wed, 16:20) Edited on 2006 Nov 24 Fri, 10:36 replyReply

No, Use F4 to set the appropriate absolute references as required. Not all formulae need absolute referencing, especially if you want the formula to change relatively when copying.


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