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Hi-

Previously I was able to make column c= column 1 + column b. When I
selected column 3 and dragged it down it would continue to add the two
columns for each row. Now when I drag down it only copies the
selected cell.

Has anyone had this problem or know of a solution?

Thanks!

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I wonder if your calculation is set to MANUAL. Check Tools - Options -
Calculation and change to Automatic.
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Hi-

Previously I was able to make column c= column 1 + column b. When I
selected column 3 and dragged it down it would continue to add the two
columns for each row. Now when I drag down it only copies the
selected cell.

Has anyone had this problem or know of a solution?

Thanks!


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On Sep 7, 10:48 pm, Barb Reinhardt
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I wonder if your calculation is set to MANUAL. Check Tools - Options -
Calculation and change to Automatic.
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Barb Reinhardt


Thanks- that did it...


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