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copy formulae in excel
How do I copy a formulae to next rows without having Excel update the
formulae in relation to the new cell? |
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copy formulae in excel
If you use $ signs in the function references, they won'tupdate on Copy
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu201002 "beginner" wrote: How do I copy a formulae to next rows without having Excel update the formulae in relation to the new cell? |
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Easiest way is to make the cell references absolute. If your formula looks
like this: =A5 + B6 change it to =$A$5 + $B$6 and then you can copy it without changing the references. The $ makes the reference absolute. Look at Excel's Help topic for Absolute and/or Relative addressing. "beginner" wrote: How do I copy a formulae to next rows without having Excel update the formulae in relation to the new cell? |
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