Shortcut for Makeing a Cell CONSTANT

timprust

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I have a large spreadsheet with no 'real' order and I'm tring to make it quicker when entering a bunch of formulas. I was wondering if there was a way to click on a cell while holding down a key (perhaps), so that when you click the cell it automatically makes the selected cell constant (by putting the '$' in front of the column and row). Can anyone help?

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Ok, I now have another question. I have rows and rows of a column that has a formula in it that I need to just be a number and not a formula. I know how to do this in one cell by: copy the cell and then paste special and use value only, but my question is..Is there a way that I could copy this down to all the rows? I need each cell to be the value of its formula, but each cell has a different value, so how do I copy this procedure quickly to all the others?

Thanks in advance for all the help.

Tim
 
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Ok, I now have another question. I have rows and rows of a column that has a formula in it that I need to just be a number and not a formula. I know how to do this in one cell by: copy the cell and then paste special and use value only, but my question is..Is there a way that I could copy this down to all the rows? I need each cell to be the value of its formula, but each cell has a different value, so how do I copy this procedure quickly to all the others?

Thanks in advance for all the help.

Tim

Copy the entire range and do a paste-special > Values. If your formula calculates to different numbers, paste-special wont change it.
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