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Absolute reference to table column in formula

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    Absolute reference to table column in formula

    Hello,
    What is the equivalent of the "$" when referring to table columns?

    So if I wanted a reference's row to change but not column, I'd use $A1 so I could drag it down and across and it refer to the correct row and column.

    How do I do the same with a table column reference, so that no matter where I drag the formula it always refers to the same column?

    Thanks a lot,
    JJ

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    Re: Absolute reference to table column in formula

    In structured references, you use the column name, so there should be no need to alter anything.
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