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Inserting new row and pasting formulas from previous row
Hi,
I have a large spreadsheet, and I have been asked to add a new row and paste the formulas from the row directly above it. When I do this, the formula moves from say A1+B3 to A2+B4. How do I keep it A1+B3??? |
Inserting new row and pasting formulas from previous row
=$A$1+$B$3
will keep the address when pasted -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Redsphynx" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a large spreadsheet, and I have been asked to add a new row and paste the formulas from the row directly above it. When I do this, the formula moves from say A1+B3 to A2+B4. How do I keep it A1+B3??? |
Inserting new row and pasting formulas from previous row
Use $ signs
$A$1 + $B$3 "Redsphynx" wrote: Hi, I have a large spreadsheet, and I have been asked to add a new row and paste the formulas from the row directly above it. When I do this, the formula moves from say A1+B3 to A2+B4. How do I keep it A1+B3??? |
Inserting new row and pasting formulas from previous row
There are way too many columns for me to go and do this to every single one
"Peo Sjoblom" wrote: =$A$1+$B$3 will keep the address when pasted -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Redsphynx" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a large spreadsheet, and I have been asked to add a new row and paste the formulas from the row directly above it. When I do this, the formula moves from say A1+B3 to A2+B4. How do I keep it A1+B3??? |
Inserting new row and pasting formulas from previous row
I'm not quite sure why you'd want two consecutive rows with the same formula,
but you could try this: Select the row to copy Edit|replace what: = (equal sign) with: $$$$$= replace all Now all the formulas in the selected row are plain old text. Insert a new row edit|copy that row edit|paste to the new row Select the "sending" row and the "receiving" row and change the text formulas back to real formulas: Edit|replace what: $$$$$= with: = replace all Redsphynx wrote: Hi, I have a large spreadsheet, and I have been asked to add a new row and paste the formulas from the row directly above it. When I do this, the formula moves from say A1+B3 to A2+B4. How do I keep it A1+B3??? -- Dave Peterson |
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