mtaylor
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Hi all,
Thanks for looking.
I'm using Google Sheets - but guessing this would be the same for Excel.
I have numerous cells with a formula setup like this:
=countif(KG2A!$C$5:$C$19,"Green")
Across the cells the 'KG2A' would change and the colour at the end would change.
The numbers after the $ in the centre of the formula would also change.
Is there a quick method of editing all the cells' formula so the cell reference part is simply: $C:$C
Essentially the example above should read:
=countif(KG2A!C$:$C,"Green")
Many thanks
Thanks for looking.
I'm using Google Sheets - but guessing this would be the same for Excel.
I have numerous cells with a formula setup like this:
=countif(KG2A!$C$5:$C$19,"Green")
Across the cells the 'KG2A' would change and the colour at the end would change.
The numbers after the $ in the centre of the formula would also change.
Is there a quick method of editing all the cells' formula so the cell reference part is simply: $C:$C
Essentially the example above should read:
=countif(KG2A!C$:$C,"Green")
Many thanks