2011/12/26 Csányi Pál <[email protected]>
> Hi,
>
> I'm working on a spreadsheet and I want to copy/paste a function.
>
> When I copy/paste the function Calc increase some address in the functions
> that I have in the cell and those addresses aren't proper for my purpose.
>
> Eg. I want to copy/paste the value of a cell:
> =HA(DARABÜRES('1.'.AD6);"0";**HA('1.'.AD6="1";"-";HA("1"<'1.**
> '.AD6<"6";"+";"hamis")))
>
> but when I paste it, I get:
> =HA(DARABÜRES('1.'.AD7);"0";**HA('1.'.AD7="1";"-";HA("1"<'1.**
> '.AD7<"6";"+";"hamis")))
>
> and that isn't good for me, because I want to get
> =HA(DARABÜRES('1.'.AD6);"0";**HA('1.'.AD6="1";"-";HA("1"<'1.**
> '.AD6<"6";"+";"hamis")))
>
> in the new cell;
> actually I would like to get:
> =HA(DARABÜRES('2.'.AD6);"0";**HA('2.'.AD6="1";"-";HA("1"<'2.**
> '.AD6<"6";"+";"hamis")))
>
> but I think that that this can't be achieve with Calc, right?
>
> How can I copy/paste the function so so the addresses in the function
> remain the same as in the original cell?
>
> Best Regards, Pál
>
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> Two ways I know of...
1) use a "$" as the part of the address you don't want to change when
copy/pasting. So
=HA(DARABÜRES('1.'.AD6);"0";HA('1.'.AD6="1";"-";HA("1"<'1.'.AD6<"6";"+";"hamis")))
becomes
=HA(DARABÜRES('1.'.$AD$6);"0";HA('1.'.$AD$6="1";"-";HA("1"<'1.'.$AD$6<"6";"+";"hamis")))
I believe there is a function key that can be used to cycle through
absolute cell addresses when creating a formula, e.g. cycles through AD6,
$AD6, AD$6, $AD$6 as addresses when editing the formula. That avoids the
need to type in the "$"
2) name the cells you wish to stay the same as you copy the function from
cell to cell and use the cell names in the formula.
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