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Data consolidation

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Maciej has attended:
Excel Intermediate course

Data consolidation

what is absolute value?

RE: data consolidation

Hello Maciej

Thank you for your question and welcome to the forum.

I assume you are asking about absolute references?

An absolute reference is a cell in a formula that does not change or alter when the formula is copied elsewhere in a spreadsheet.

An absolute reference can be recognised as it has two $ signs, one in front of the column letter, and the second between the column letter and row number in the cell reference.


Kind regards
Amanda

Mon 30 Mar 2009: Automatically marked as resolved.


 

Excel tip:

No Zeros

Want all the zeros in your worksheet to appear blank? Choose Tools/Options, Click on the View Tab, Deselect the Zero Values Option, Click OK.
Easy wasn't it? But be aware that these cells are not actually blank, they still contain the value zero. This is important because certain functions (ie AVERAGE) make a distinction between blank cells and those with a zero value.

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