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I recently upgraded to Excel 2007 and now I'm noticing this problem.
Col A Col B Col C Code: Location: Percent: 55 Colorado =C25 25 Nebraska =C26 35 Kansas =C27 45 Texas =C28 Column C is a formula referencing a cell further down in the spreadsheet. When I sort the above four lines by either code or location, the formula in column C changes. Example, the Colorado location formula would now be =C28. I thought when you sort, the formula should always reference the same cell. I have not used $ in my formula. I've used this spreadsheet in Excel 2003 and I don't remember having this problem, but I can't go back and check it since I have upgraded to 2007. I can fix the problem by adding $ in the formula, but I'm curious if anyone else has experienced this or has any wisdom? Thanks, Stefanie |
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