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QED

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1. Use $
Reply to tiredtoo (Original post)
Thu Feb 16, 2023, 08:01 PM
Feb 2023

If you want to lock both row and column, put a $ in front of both. Or it you just want one to stay put, put the $ in front of that.

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Locking cells in formulas [View all] tiredtoo Feb 2023 OP
Use $ QED Feb 2023 #1
Use a "$" lastlib Feb 2023 #2
I was ready to answer, but you have 2 correct responses already. OAITW r.2.0 Feb 2023 #3
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