When Doing Excel Formulas, How Do I Lock in a Number? : Microsoft Excel Help

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Locking in a number when doing Excel formulas is easy, thanks to the "Control + Z" shortcut. Find out how to lock in a number when doing Excel formulas with help from a Microsoft Certified Applications Specialist in this free video clip.

Expert: Jesica Garrou
Filmmaker: Patrick Russell

Series Description: Microsoft Excel is one of the best tools around for all of your spreadsheet creation needs. Get tips on Microsoft Excel with help from a Microsoft Certified Applications Specialist in this free video series.

[brady]

THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED FOR MY ASSIGNMENT THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[itsyoure]

BRO THANK YOU YOU ARE AN ANGEL I WAS STUCK FOR ALMOST AN HOUR

[joeblack]

You killed it in under 2min. Thank you 🙏🏼

[awaizzahid]

Been searching for this for a whole week now thank you mam

[omanstyles]

Thank you, was looking everywhere for that simple solution :)

[bahramaghakhan]

Thank you big time🙏🙏! After 2 days of struggle finally you gave me the answer i needed !

[hypnotoad]

exactly what I was looking for !!! thank you

[michaelanthony]

Finally i found it !!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[grimmjack]

Why does this video have dislikes? I have long forgotten about how to lock rows and columns when doing formulas and this was a simple and straightforward way to show us how. Thank you.

[debbiewarman]

This is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!

[hussnainshah]

thank you so much, i was looking for it for ages, but you gave me a big hand

[ryansodhi]

Nice crisp and straight to the point
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[farisnasarudin]

Much needed tutorial. Thank you for this video!

[sirlimpsalot-]

This helped me so much! Thanks a bunch :)

[guruk]

I forgot this formula 21-11-2022
Helps me now your clip Thanks

[winkleyeh]

thank you! thank you!! and thank you!!!

[mmark]

I have forgotten this ($) more times than I can remember. Haha

[dongmingzhang]

Are there any shortcuts that allow me to enter the dollar sign?

[aminuremon]

is there any keyboard shortcut to do this

[mostafaa]

how about table? ex: Table1[@[column1]]