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I have a problem I have never seen before - I have a row of numbers that I
want to divide by 1000 - I do as I usually do +CELL/1000 - when I drag to
copy the formula down to the next cells I get the same number in all cells -
the reference looks OK - If I do it "manually" in all cells, it works ....

Does anybody have a clou on this ?


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Make sure your wb is not set to manual calculation. Check
under Tools Options Calculation tab.

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Jason
Atlanta, GA

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I have a problem I have never seen before - I have a row

of numbers that I
want to divide by 1000 - I do as I usually do

+CELL/1000 - when I drag to
copy the formula down to the next cells I get the same

number in all cells -
the reference looks OK - If I do it "manually" in all

cells, it works ....

Does anybody have a clou on this ?


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