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MS Office Forum / Excel / Worksheet Functions / June 2007What is this formula for?
Can someone explain this formula to me? =$C$36/$B$6 > Can someone explain this formula to me? > =$C$36/$B$6 The dollar signs represent absolute references; so the formula is dividing whatever is in cell C36 by whatever is in cell B6... and will always do that, no matter where you copy the formula to. Rick |
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