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Your problem doesn't sound like the way the OP described the problem. Yours
sounds like the function that in Excel 2003 was Tools/ Options/ Edit/ Extend data range formats and formulas. I don't have Excel 2007, but isn't it: Office button, Excel Options, Advanced tab,check Extend Data range formats and formulas ? -- David Biddulph "Joaneee" wrote in message ... I have the same problem (with Excel 2007). My worksheet has two columns with formulae, several others without. When I insert rows, even in between existing rows, the formulae do not copy (the resulting cells are empty). I have checked my Excel options and can't find anything that would cause this behavior. (Used to be so easy...in older versions)! Can anyone help? -- Joaneee "David Biddulph" wrote: You say that the formulae don't copy. What is in the cells where the formulae should be? -- David Biddulph "FlashGordon64" wrote in message ... I just re-installed Excel and the defaults that I am used to are not active. Now when I copy a column that has formulas in it the formulas don't copy. Any suggestions? |
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