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copy-paste started misbehaving (cell reference wrong)
I have Excel 2003 SP2
Usually if enter a formula like =B3-B2 into a cell, and copy and paste it, I got relative reference in the destination, e.g. cell below would become B4-B3 Now when I paste, every cell gets =B3-B2, therefore the same value. I tried selecting the source cell and pressing F4 key to cycle through absolute and relative reference - that didn't help. I am using control-c control-v not paste special. Fortunately I have Open Office as well to get me out of a pickle, but I wish to know: What has happened to Excel? |
copy-paste started misbehaving (cell reference wrong)
Most likely you have the calculations set to manual, what happens if you
press F9? Toolsoptionscalculation, change to automatic is where to change it -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom Excel 95 - Excel 2007 Northwest Excel Solutions www.nwexcelsolutions.com (Remove ^^ from email) wrote in message ups.com... I have Excel 2003 SP2 Usually if enter a formula like =B3-B2 into a cell, and copy and paste it, I got relative reference in the destination, e.g. cell below would become B4-B3 Now when I paste, every cell gets =B3-B2, therefore the same value. I tried selecting the source cell and pressing F4 key to cycle through absolute and relative reference - that didn't help. I am using control-c control-v not paste special. Fortunately I have Open Office as well to get me out of a pickle, but I wish to know: What has happened to Excel? |
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