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Let's say I have a formula in cell A1 that references values in cells B1 and B2. How can I move (not copy) this formula to cell A7, such that it continues to reference the values in cells B1 and B2?
Control-X followed by Control-V accomplishes this in MS Excel, and I am wondering if there is a. similar keystroke combination in Numbers.
Thanks,
MacBook Pro 15″, macOS 10.14
pomme4moi wrote:
similar keystroke combination in Numbers.
Not exactly a keystroke, but in Numbers you can select the cell with the formula you want to move, hold down the mouse key (or trackpad equivalent) and drag it to the new position.
SG
pomme4moi wrote:
similar keystroke combination in Numbers.
Not exactly a keystroke, but in Numbers you can select the cell with the formula you want to move, hold down the mouse key (or trackpad equivalent) and drag it to the new position.
SG
That worked. Thanks. Much appreciated.
How to move a formula in Numbers?
