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I have a list of products with sales targets on one tab. The products go
vertically down the page. On my second tab, the list of products goes horizontally across the page (the other way round from the first tab). Is there a way I can reference the first cell and copy the formula in such a way that I can quickly link the other cells. Its possible to 'drag' the formulas down or across when the original data goes in the same direction as the new one but I cant figure out how to quickly link multiple cells if the data is organised diffenrently. Thanks for any help! |
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