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Microsoft excel question
I should know this but it has been awhile since i used excel and my old brain has problems remembering stuff.
formula for sum using a constant cell used to be something like. Sum(*a*1..a20)
this locks in cell a1 if i remember correctly but it will not accept the *
help me i am trying to get an accumulative total here.
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Microsoft excel question (Original Post)
tiredtoo
Jan 2017
OP
Yep. $. Click on the cell reference in the formula bar and press F4. Or just type it in, like...
CurtEastPoint
Jan 2017
#3
I thought i already thanked you folks, darn it is hell to get old. Thank you :)
tiredtoo
Jan 2017
#4
drray23
(7,633 posts)1. Its the $ symbol you should use instead of * . Nt.
HassleCat
(6,409 posts)2. Did you remember the equals sign in front?
CurtEastPoint
(18,650 posts)3. Yep. $. Click on the cell reference in the formula bar and press F4. Or just type it in, like...
$a$4
tiredtoo
(2,949 posts)4. I thought i already thanked you folks, darn it is hell to get old. Thank you :)