Hi Scott,

Not sure of what you are looking for because it sound like you
already done what you ask for -- unless you are not using formulas.

F2: D
F3: =OFFSET(F3,-1,0)
which may be preferable to =F2 if inserting/deleting rows

Use the fill handle to copy formulas down
http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/fillhand.htm
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"Scott B" wrote in message ...
I know that I can drag copy down a column or use Control + apostrophe to make
the next cell be the same as the cell above of it but in pricing template I
use to create thousands of item prices I am looking for a way to have a
column of 40-50 cells all change when I change the letter in the first cell .
Can someone enlighten me?
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Scott B