Absolute References using Named Ranges?

Hello Gurus!

I'm trying to change some of my formulas that currently use regular ranges to Named Ranges. I need to do a fair amount of copying over, and I thought that Named Ranges were automatically set to absolute references, but when I copy over, my ranges are acting as Relative References. Does anyone know if this is a setting or if there is a way to write in the "$"'s to make them Absolute References?

I hope that's clear! Thanks!

I used the Name Manager to give my tables names. Is using the Name Box different? How so?

I think there might be a slight disconnect in what I'm asking, but I think I did learn an issue and I'm fixing it.

I was asking why when I copied a cell with a formula referencing named ranges over one cell, the named ranges I was referencing were also moving over. However, I think I was actually using a mix of Named Ranges and Table Header names. I did not understand there was such a difference until now. The way I went about this was I originally had tables, but in my lookup formulas, I was not using Table Header names; I was just using the actual reference (AH:AH as opposed to "Group"). The reason I decided to use named ranges and Table Headers now is because the number of lookups referencing entire columns I was using throughout my workbook was causing it to run painfully slow. So I went to Name Manager, and changed the Table Names from their generic "Table 1", "Table 2", etc names to names that made sense to me. Then, in the formulas, I changed them to say =COUNTIFS(NewTableName[HeaderName],A2,NewTableName[2ndHeaderName],"Count"). When I copied the formulas over to adjacent cells, they would change to =COUNTIFS(NewTableName[2ndHeaderName],NewTableName[3rdHeaderName]), as in they were acting as relative references. I'm now actually defining the columns I am referencing in formulas, and they are acting as absolute references as I thought they should.

So there you have it; a long detailed explanation for something you probably already fully understood. Hopefully someone else gets good use out of this though!