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Am 14.10.2011 03:32, Tom Davies wrote:
Hi :)
Can you name a cell?  In Excel you could define a name for a cell by just typing it in on the formula bar 
just before the f(x)Sigma bit.  Normally the drop-down there contains the cell's address, such as A!, but you 
can just type something else into there to rename it.  Try calling it "fred" and then in cell B6 or 
somewhere try writing
=fred
Now you can move A1 around by drag&drop or cut&paste and B6 will keep referrign to that same cell 
even tho it's not A1 anymore.
Regards from
Tom :)


Tom, you never test your own suggestions.
*All* spreadsheet applications keep track of *all* moving references, named or unnamed.
By now we have 3 formulas to keep frozen references.

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