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A177 has a number. B177 has this formula: =COUNTIF($A$2:$A177,$A177)
I've had to drag that formula down now for 177 rows. Why will it not automatically complete once I enter the number in Col. A. G177 has a number. H177 has this formula: =IF(G177="","",IF(G177<4,"LD","SU")) As soon as I enter a number in G177, H177 completes automatically. I never have to drag the formula down. Why won't the Col. B formula work auto-fill like the Col. H formula does? Connie |
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Since the range in your first formula is growing everytime it is copied down
a cell, Excel doesn't recognize the formula as being consistent and therefore won't auto-populate new rows. You could trick Excel by re-writing your formula in a consistent manner, like: =COUNTIF(INDIRECT("$A$2:A"&ROW()),A2) WIth the use of INDIRECT and ROW, the formula really isn't changing when copied, and Excel will auto-populate it. HTH Elkar "Connie Martin" wrote: A177 has a number. B177 has this formula: =COUNTIF($A$2:$A177,$A177) I've had to drag that formula down now for 177 rows. Why will it not automatically complete once I enter the number in Col. A. G177 has a number. H177 has this formula: =IF(G177="","",IF(G177<4,"LD","SU")) As soon as I enter a number in G177, H177 completes automatically. I never have to drag the formula down. Why won't the Col. B formula work auto-fill like the Col. H formula does? Connie |
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Thank you! That works. I'll use that formula because I find it annoying to
have to stop and drag down a formula. I understand the concept, but would've never figured out. Thankfully there are gurus around like you!! :) Thank you! Connie "Elkar" wrote: Since the range in your first formula is growing everytime it is copied down a cell, Excel doesn't recognize the formula as being consistent and therefore won't auto-populate new rows. You could trick Excel by re-writing your formula in a consistent manner, like: =COUNTIF(INDIRECT("$A$2:A"&ROW()),A2) WIth the use of INDIRECT and ROW, the formula really isn't changing when copied, and Excel will auto-populate it. HTH Elkar "Connie Martin" wrote: A177 has a number. B177 has this formula: =COUNTIF($A$2:$A177,$A177) I've had to drag that formula down now for 177 rows. Why will it not automatically complete once I enter the number in Col. A. G177 has a number. H177 has this formula: =IF(G177="","",IF(G177<4,"LD","SU")) As soon as I enter a number in G177, H177 completes automatically. I never have to drag the formula down. Why won't the Col. B formula work auto-fill like the Col. H formula does? Connie |
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