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MS Office Forum / Excel / Worksheet Functions / May 2008Meaning of $ in function or formula
I need an explanation of having to use $ sign in a worksheet funtion. Thanks in advance for explanation. Kula The dollar means that the letter or number after it is an absolute reference and does not change if rows or columns are inserted or deleted. > I need an explanation of having to use $ sign in a worksheet funtion. > > Thanks in advance for explanation. > > Kula Look in Excel help for absolute and relative addressing. -- David Biddulph >I need an explanation of having to use $ sign in a worksheet funtion. > > Thanks in advance for explanation. > > Kula |
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