Greetings From the Frozen North (and a Mac Excel Question)
So, it's cold here. But that's not why I'm writing.
I'm in spreadsheet hell (gotta love this time of the work year), and it's my first go round with a Mac.
In the PC version of Excel, if you want to make a cell reference absolute instead of relative, you just hit the F4 key and voila, little $ signs appear in front of the letter and number of the cell in the formula.
Anybody know what fucntion key or keyboard shortcut does that same function in Mac Excell 2004? It's driving me batty not knowing, my googlefu has failed me, and I really don't want to hand type all those $ signs.
I'm in spreadsheet hell (gotta love this time of the work year), and it's my first go round with a Mac.
In the PC version of Excel, if you want to make a cell reference absolute instead of relative, you just hit the F4 key and voila, little $ signs appear in front of the letter and number of the cell in the formula.
Anybody know what fucntion key or keyboard shortcut does that same function in Mac Excell 2004? It's driving me batty not knowing, my googlefu has failed me, and I really don't want to hand type all those $ signs.