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Hi,
I'm trying to create a worksheet that calculates the compounding effect of a specified percentage increase on a given starting figure i.e. starting with 100 and increasing it in steps by 10% each time. How do I copy the formula I've created whilst stopping Excel from automatically changing the reference of the cell containing the percentage I want to use? I want every formula to refer to cell I4 which contains the percentage I'm using instead of changing it to I5, I6, I7 etc To put it another way, how do I tell Excel that one cell referenced in the formula is not to change whilst the others are? I hope that makes sense....it's a simple problem but a difficult one to put into words. Many thanks Paul |
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