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In some cases, when copying a cell (formula) to other location the relative
references are no updated. For instance: cell B3 = A3. When I copy B3 to B4
the formula remains A3 (instead of A4). I have a file to show the problem. I
just do not know to whom should I send the file.
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MSFT has an Excel 2007 blog. It can be found by googling "excle 2007 blog"

You can contact the development team there.

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In some cases, when copying a cell (formula) to other location the relative
references are no updated. For instance: cell B3 = A3. When I copy B3 to B4
the formula remains A3 (instead of A4). I have a file to show the problem. I
just do not know to whom should I send the file.
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I'm in the beta if you want to send it to me.

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| In some cases, when copying a cell (formula) to other location the
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| references are no updated. For instance: cell B3 = A3. When I copy B3 to
B4
| the formula remains A3 (instead of A4). I have a file to show the problem.
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| just do not know to whom should I send the file.
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Hi charlier,

If you wouldn't mind sending me the file where you are not seeing references
updated correctly, I'd love to take a look at it.

Cheers,
Dan
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Note: We've only got a couple weeks to get bugs filed and fixed, so if I've
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steps so that we can try to reproduce the problem on our side. Also - if
you're emailing me directly (definitely the most efficient at this point)
you'll want to fixup my email address to remove everything after danbatt and
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In some cases, when copying a cell (formula) to other location the
relative
references are no updated. For instance: cell B3 = A3. When I copy B3 to
B4
the formula remains A3 (instead of A4). I have a file to show the problem.
I
just do not know to whom should I send the file.
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I'm having the exact same error - when using an older version of Excel on
another computer, copying a row with a formula will keep the new formula
relative.

In the new beta, the formula become absolute (i.e. refering exactly to the
same location as the original formula).


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In some cases, when copying a cell (formula) to other location the relative
references are no updated. For instance: cell B3 = A3. When I copy B3 to B4
the formula remains A3 (instead of A4). I have a file to show the problem. I
just do not know to whom should I send the file.
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rc



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