Cell references

WadeWatts

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hi all,
I think a simple one for most of you.

I know if i put $ in a formula for cell reference, and how that works.
is there a way of doing the opposite?

i mean if cell A1 is looking at C1, but i then move column C's data out to column D, can i have A1 keep looking at whatever now falls into C1, rather than follow it to D1.

many thanks
WoW
 

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YOU DID IT

thank you.
I knew there had to be a way but being unaware of the formulas, i didnt know how to get my ask across properly.

that covers it all, thanks for the assistance
Glad we could help you. We all learn as we need to improvise...
 
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