Saving Time: Automatic fixed arrays, change multiple pivot groups?

lord_yo

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Hello everyone

There are two things I'd love to be able to do in Excel in order to save me a lot of time -

1) When entering formulas, is there a keyboard shortcuts that, when selecting an array, includes the $ signs to fix the array?

2) When creating Pivots, is there a way to select the default summarization method (Count, Sum, Average...), or change multiple fields to the same summarization method?

Any idea if either of those is possible?
Thanks, LY
 

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