Link to specific cell only

Hi
In Excel you would place a $ ahead of the row / column to point to a cell that should not change. I have the following formula; =IF(PHASE@row = "YES", [Task Name]@row, 0)
I do not want the primary Task Name to change.
What do I need to do to modify this formula?
Best Answer
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The $ works the same way in Smartsheet. If you are trying to lock in the row, then replace "@row" with the actual row number.
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The $ works the same way in Smartsheet. If you are trying to lock in the row, then replace "@row" with the actual row number.
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Thank you
After some trial / error I found that this now works:
=IF(PHASE@row = "YES", [Task Name]$1, 0)
Basically, I have a roll-up report for which I need the "Sheet Name". Since each of the projects have the name "Project Plan", there is then no way to differentiate. I created a column, that I will hide, that puts the project name in that cell, if a line is categorized as a Phase
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