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Cell Reference won't change
=SUMPRODUCT(--('C:\Documents and Settings\Tom\Desktop\TUCSON
07\[1DLSUNDAY.xlsm]601'!$I2:$U20=$A3)) - SUMPRODUCT(--('C:\Documents and Settings\Tom\Desktop\TUCSON 07\[1DLSUNDAY.xlsm]601'!$W2:$AA20=A3)) I don't understand why the A3 won't change to A4 when I drag this formula down I need to populate 100 cells in a column and don't want to have to change it manually. As you can see I have tried both the $A3 and just A3 but nothing changes. Please help me understand. Thanks |
Cell Reference won't change
Hi,
Is you cell formatted as text??? If it is then format as "General" and try again. Regards! Jean-Guy "Tomkat743" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(--('C:\Documents and Settings\Tom\Desktop\TUCSON 07\[1DLSUNDAY.xlsm]601'!$I2:$U20=$A3)) - SUMPRODUCT(--('C:\Documents and Settings\Tom\Desktop\TUCSON 07\[1DLSUNDAY.xlsm]601'!$W2:$AA20=A3)) I don't understand why the A3 won't change to A4 when I drag this formula down I need to populate 100 cells in a column and don't want to have to change it manually. As you can see I have tried both the $A3 and just A3 but nothing changes. Please help me understand. Thanks |
Cell Reference won't change
Already tried that but thank you.
"pinmaster" wrote: Hi, Is you cell formatted as text??? If it is then format as "General" and try again. Regards! Jean-Guy "Tomkat743" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(--('C:\Documents and Settings\Tom\Desktop\TUCSON 07\[1DLSUNDAY.xlsm]601'!$I2:$U20=$A3)) - SUMPRODUCT(--('C:\Documents and Settings\Tom\Desktop\TUCSON 07\[1DLSUNDAY.xlsm]601'!$W2:$AA20=A3)) I don't understand why the A3 won't change to A4 when I drag this formula down I need to populate 100 cells in a column and don't want to have to change it manually. As you can see I have tried both the $A3 and just A3 but nothing changes. Please help me understand. Thanks |
Cell Reference won't change
I put that formula in A1 and dragged down.
I got a bunch of prompts to find that file, but after I dismissed those prompts, both the $a3 and a3 were incremented. Any chance that the formula is changing, but not recalculating--so you see the same results in each cell? If yes, then try tools|options|calculation tab|check automatic. Tomkat743 wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(--('C:\Documents and Settings\Tom\Desktop\TUCSON 07\[1DLSUNDAY.xlsm]601'!$I2:$U20=$A3)) - SUMPRODUCT(--('C:\Documents and Settings\Tom\Desktop\TUCSON 07\[1DLSUNDAY.xlsm]601'!$W2:$AA20=A3)) I don't understand why the A3 won't change to A4 when I drag this formula down I need to populate 100 cells in a column and don't want to have to change it manually. As you can see I have tried both the $A3 and just A3 but nothing changes. Please help me understand. Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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