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Default Copying formulas by scrolling

When I attempt to copy formulas by scrolling down, I the formula appears to
copy correctly, but the value in each cell remains the same. For example,
when I scroll formula A2-A1 and scroll down, the formula increases by 1 in
each cell. However, the value appearing in each cell remains the same
number--almost as if ignorning the formula! What is going on?

THANKS!!!
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On Fri, 12 Dec 2008 14:43:01 -0800, skluck
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When I attempt to copy formulas by scrolling down, I the formula appears to
copy correctly, but the value in each cell remains the same. For example,
when I scroll formula A2-A1 and scroll down, the formula increases by 1 in
each cell. However, the value appearing in each cell remains the same
number--almost as if ignorning the formula! What is going on?

THANKS!!!


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