And what was the answer to Biff's question? Where did you put the $
symbols, and what did you want to remain constant?
--
David Biddulph

"tommcbrny" wrote in message
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Here is the formula entered in the first row of the column:

=LOOKUP(H1,A1:A4,B1:B4)

I'd like to drag this formula to the rest of the rows, but have only the
lookup value (H1) increment while the lookup vector and result vector
remain
unchanged.

Is this possible?

Thanks,
Tom

"Biff" wrote:

I tried placing $ in front of the values that I want constant,
but they still increment.

Post the *EXACT* formula you tried.

Biff

"tommcbrny" wrote in message
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Hello,

I entered a lookup function that works the way I need it to. I'd like
to
now apply this function to the remaining cells in a column beneath
where
the
function is entered. When I drag the corner of the cell down, however,
the
lookup values that need to remain constant instead increment.

I tried placing $ in front of the values that I want constant, but they
still increment.

How do I keep these values constant so that the lookup function looks
at
the
same columns / cells to determine the correct cell value?

Thanks,

Tom