OK. Simplified, the formula in say A1 is =$A$10+ A11
Data exists in column A in cells A11....A15

When I copy the formula in A1 across B1, C1, D1 & E1 it will become
$A$10+B11, $A$10+B12, $A$10+B13 etc. whereas I want it to be $A$10+A11,
$A$10+A12 etc.


"Max" wrote:

Need more detail. Post your start cell formula, and describe what you want to
happen when you copy it across.

Meantime, as an example of a dynamic transpose using OFFSET ..
In Sheet2,
you can place this in any starting cell, say, in B2:
=OFFSET(Sheet1!$A$1,COLUMNS($A:A)-1,)
When you copy B2 across (ie "rowwise"), it'll return the "columnwise"
contents from Sheet1's A1, A2, A3, etc (viz it'll return a dynamic transpose
of Sheet1's col A)
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"Ken G." wrote:
I have a formula that I need to copy along a row. Part of the formula refers
to cells that are elsewhere in a column. Is there a way of copying the
formula along the row without having to then manually change the references
for the data in the column.