"Excel Absolute Reference (Example Demonstration - Part 2)"
This second part of Excel absolute reference example is a substitute for our two step copy process that you has learn in Excel Absolute Cell Reference - Part 1 .
In this tutorial, we want to see how to apply the Ctrl + Enter keyboard trick to enter (or populate) an entire range of cells with formulas.
This trick will allow us to enter the formula into all the cells (E3:G8) at one time and will avoid having to use the two step copy process that we used in the part 1. Avoiding the two step copy process can save time!
1. Highlight the range E3:G8.
2. Hit the Delete key to delete all the formulas.
3. Notice that the upper left cell is light colored and the rest of the highlighted cells are a darker color. The light colored cell is called the Active Cell.
In the above figure, we have highlighted the range E3:G8: all of these cells will get the same formula.
Because all the cells...
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