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How do I get a formula to copy and keep same cell range? example:
=SUMIF('Flash Update'!B1:B20,"PE",'Flash Update'!D1:D20) when I copy it to another cell it comes out as: =SUMIF('Flash Update'!B2:B21,"PE",'Flash Update'!D2:D21) I'd like it to stay same range and if possible update the "PE" to whatever "x" I need instead of having to edit each one manually... V.XIII |
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