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This is really frustrating! When I use ctrl D to fill a formula down several
rows, the formula does NOT repeat - only the value of the originial cell is filling down. It ahs always worked correctly in the past. I'm sure this is a simple setting, but I have tried looking for it for about an hour on the web and elsewhere. Please help! I am using Excel 2003. Thanks, Kevin |
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You can copy the cell and past it as a formula
"kmwhitt" wrote: This is really frustrating! When I use ctrl D to fill a formula down several rows, the formula does NOT repeat - only the value of the originial cell is filling down. It ahs always worked correctly in the past. I'm sure this is a simple setting, but I have tried looking for it for about an hour on the web and elsewhere. Please help! I am using Excel 2003. Thanks, Kevin |
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verify that toolsoptionscalculate has automatic selected
"kmwhitt" wrote: This is really frustrating! When I use ctrl D to fill a formula down several rows, the formula does NOT repeat - only the value of the originial cell is filling down. It ahs always worked correctly in the past. I'm sure this is a simple setting, but I have tried looking for it for about an hour on the web and elsewhere. Please help! I am using Excel 2003. Thanks, Kevin |
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Byron:
Thanks for the suggestion, but I don't have use of the Paste Special for some reason. Anyone other ideas? Typing these 300 rows would take forever..... I did discover I had a macro within another unopened workbook. I deleted the workbook and still have the same problem. Do macros even work globally? Thanks, Kevin "Byron720" wrote: You can copy the cell and past it as a formula "kmwhitt" wrote: This is really frustrating! When I use ctrl D to fill a formula down several rows, the formula does NOT repeat - only the value of the originial cell is filling down. It ahs always worked correctly in the past. I'm sure this is a simple setting, but I have tried looking for it for about an hour on the web and elsewhere. Please help! I am using Excel 2003. Thanks, Kevin |
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Thank you, BJ! That did the trick.......
"bj" wrote: verify that toolsoptionscalculate has automatic selected "kmwhitt" wrote: This is really frustrating! When I use ctrl D to fill a formula down several rows, the formula does NOT repeat - only the value of the originial cell is filling down. It ahs always worked correctly in the past. I'm sure this is a simple setting, but I have tried looking for it for about an hour on the web and elsewhere. Please help! I am using Excel 2003. Thanks, Kevin |
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Hi Kevin
Perhaps your calculation setting has altered. ToolsOptionsCalculationAutomatic -- Regards Roger Govier "kmwhitt" wrote in message ... This is really frustrating! When I use ctrl D to fill a formula down several rows, the formula does NOT repeat - only the value of the originial cell is filling down. It ahs always worked correctly in the past. I'm sure this is a simple setting, but I have tried looking for it for about an hour on the web and elsewhere. Please help! I am using Excel 2003. Thanks, Kevin |
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