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Hi can somebody help me with this:
I have huge data and I have to count it this way =countif(c1:c2, 1)/a2 =countif(c1:c3, 1)/a3 =countif(c1:c4, 1)/a4 One end of range is unchanged and other end is growing, is there any way to make this process aoutomatic? If I hold and drag it down with mouse both ranges are growing, but I need only one rage to grow. Thanks for help |
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=countif(c1:c2, 1)/a2
Put it like this in the starting cell: =COUNTIF(C$1:C2,1)/A2 Copy down. The $ sign will fix it to row1. -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Judoguy" wrote: Hi can somebody help me with this: I have huge data and I have to count it this way =countif(c1:c2, 1)/a2 =countif(c1:c3, 1)/a3 =countif(c1:c4, 1)/a4 One end of range is unchanged and other end is growing, is there any way to make this process aoutomatic? If I hold and drag it down with mouse both ranges are growing, but I need only one rage to grow. Thanks for help |
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