Power Tools provides you with various utilities to speed up most of your daily tasks. The Formulas tool will help you change the formula type, get values instead of the formulas in the range, or perform quick calculations for all columns or rows.
Choose cells under all columns where you want to insert totaling formulas and pick the necessary function from the list.
Simply enter additional calculations before or after the formula in the edit field, where %formula% stands for your current formulas in the selected range:
Click Run to change all formulas in the selected range at once according to the option you select.
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So I have a large range of cell reference formulas and I am trying to convert them all at the same time from relative to absolute.
When I select them all and then use the relative to absolute function none of them actually are being converted to absolute references.
Any help or explanation would be appreciated, otherwise I have to go in manually and adjust them all, which will take forever.
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Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
I need to have a certain cells in a row autosum in the column named "Total Estimated Expenses" and have new rows do the same thing automatically as they are added.
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Hi, so I am trying to convert *part* of the formula to absolute, but keep the rest relative.
The Equation i am working with it =IMSUM(IMPRODUCT(B2,B2),B2), and I want to convert the last B2 to absolute, without converting the other B2s. but the convert tool converts the whole formula. is there a way around this?
Hi Calder,
Unfortunately, our tool can't convert only one of the cell references in your formula to absolute.