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Old 04-17-07, 12:04
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row reference

How can I reference a row that is N rows above the current row? I see in the documentation that there is R[]C[] notation, but if I turn that feature on it converts all my references and some of them need to be absolute. Hope this is making sense.

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Old 04-17-07, 13:50
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When you turn on R1C1 reference style, any cells that are already set to absolute $B$4 will convert to R4C2. Cells that are not absolute B4
will convert to R[-1]C[-2] The lack of [] makes it an absolute reference.
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Old 04-20-07, 13:10
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Thanks. I didn't get that when I looked at them.
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