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I have experienced a problem new to me. A have a row of
figures that I want to divide with 1000. I do as I usually do +CELL/1000 in a new row. When I want to drag the formula down to the rest of the row, I get the same number in all cells, but the reference looks OK. If I do it "manually" in all cells it works ... Does anybody know what could be wrong ? |
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Peter
ToolsOptionsCalculation. Checkmark "Automatic". Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 07:39:42 -0800, "Peter Kristensen" wrote: I have experienced a problem new to me. A have a row of figures that I want to divide with 1000. I do as I usually do +CELL/1000 in a new row. When I want to drag the formula down to the rest of the row, I get the same number in all cells, but the reference looks OK. If I do it "manually" in all cells it works ... Does anybody know what could be wrong ? |
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