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Default formula auto-progression thru rows

=I2/H2...any way to make this go I3/H3,I4/H4 thru I450/H450 with out maually
touching every cell? have spent hours finding no reference to this type of
action. i know its got to be basic. thx
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Default formula auto-progression thru rows

If you drag that formula down through a column, it should adjust the row
references automatically. Check your formula: is it i2/h2 as you indicated
in your post? Or $i$2/$h$2 ? The latter uses absolute references which will
NOT adjust automatically (that's the difference between relative and absolute
references).
HTH. --Bruce

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=I2/H2...any way to make this go I3/H3,I4/H4 thru I450/H450 with out maually
touching every cell? have spent hours finding no reference to this type of
action. i know its got to be basic. thx

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If the cells are contiguous in a column, try this:

Select the cell with the base formula
EditCopy
Select all the cells below that one that need the formula
Press [Enter]


Does that help?

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Regards,
Ron


"ayeFayze" wrote:

=I2/H2...any way to make this go I3/H3,I4/H4 thru I450/H450 with out maually
touching every cell? have spent hours finding no reference to this type of
action. i know its got to be basic. thx

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nailed it!!! i can't tell you how much i appreciate your help.

"Ron Coderre" wrote:

If the cells are contiguous in a column, try this:

Select the cell with the base formula
EditCopy
Select all the cells below that one that need the formula
Press [Enter]


Does that help?

***********
Regards,
Ron


"ayeFayze" wrote:

=I2/H2...any way to make this go I3/H3,I4/H4 thru I450/H450 with out maually
touching every cell? have spent hours finding no reference to this type of
action. i know its got to be basic. thx

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