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I am using =TEXT() formula to display the month as text from a numerical date
in an adjacent column. When I attempt to fill this formula down for the subsequent rows, all the cells display the same month as the first cell where I originally entered the formula. Is there some way of filling down so that each cell is calculated correctly? |
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Press F9 to recalculate.
Do the formulas look correct? If not, then check to see if you have something like =TEXT(A$1,"mmmm") If so, remove the "$" and then copy down again. HTH, Paul "dxdallyn" wrote in message ... I am using =TEXT() formula to display the month as text from a numerical date in an adjacent column. When I attempt to fill this formula down for the subsequent rows, all the cells display the same month as the first cell where I originally entered the formula. Is there some way of filling down so that each cell is calculated correctly? |
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Change calculation to automatic under tools options calculation
or if you already have automatic calculation make sure needed cell references are relative (no dollar signs for the row numbers) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "dxdallyn" wrote in message ... I am using =TEXT() formula to display the month as text from a numerical date in an adjacent column. When I attempt to fill this formula down for the subsequent rows, all the cells display the same month as the first cell where I originally entered the formula. Is there some way of filling down so that each cell is calculated correctly? |
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Thanks alot man that did the trick
"PCLIVE" wrote: Press F9 to recalculate. Do the formulas look correct? If not, then check to see if you have something like =TEXT(A$1,"mmmm") If so, remove the "$" and then copy down again. HTH, Paul "dxdallyn" wrote in message ... I am using =TEXT() formula to display the month as text from a numerical date in an adjacent column. When I attempt to fill this formula down for the subsequent rows, all the cells display the same month as the first cell where I originally entered the formula. Is there some way of filling down so that each cell is calculated correctly? |
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No problem. Glad to help.
"dxdallyn" wrote in message ... Thanks alot man that did the trick "PCLIVE" wrote: Press F9 to recalculate. Do the formulas look correct? If not, then check to see if you have something like =TEXT(A$1,"mmmm") If so, remove the "$" and then copy down again. HTH, Paul "dxdallyn" wrote in message ... I am using =TEXT() formula to display the month as text from a numerical date in an adjacent column. When I attempt to fill this formula down for the subsequent rows, all the cells display the same month as the first cell where I originally entered the formula. Is there some way of filling down so that each cell is calculated correctly? |
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