Hi,

I am the tech for Northeast Hamilton CSD.

To keep a formula from automatically being increased by one row or cell, you
need to put the $ symbol in front of the cell or row reference. That will
keep it a constant reference.


Sincerely,
 
Edward Stephenson
 

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Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2003 12:44 PM
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Subject: [info-tech] Excel Question


Hello everyone!   Hope summer is going well.....

I have an Excel spreadsheet that I want to use as a template during
registration.   But, there is a  problem:  

I have info in column A, (which will not change).
Column B will be filled in as parents come in and register. (Students name,
book fees, etc.)  I have formula's set up in column B in two cells. When the
current parent is finished and walks away, I need to Insert a new column B
so that the previous colum B becomes Column C, then D, then E, etc.
etc. as new parents come along.      Here's the problem:   When I insert a
new column B, the formula's move on with what is now "column C."    Does
anyone know of a way to force my formula to remain a constant in the cells
in column B?    

Thanks for your help!!!!!!!

Caroline Thompson
Humboldt
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