I would like to "fill down" a conditional "IF" formula while referencing one
cell value in all rows:
=IF(D12=0,"",$J3/D12)
=IF(D13=0,"",$J3/D13)
=IF(D14=0,"",$J3/D14)
=IF(D15=0,"",$J3/D15)
I thought the $J3 would remain fixed if it was consistantly fixed in at
least three rows and had the $ in front of it. What am I doing wrong or is
this option not available?

If you're filling down then you need to fix the row number so you need

J$3


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try =IF(D12=0,"",J$3/D12)

putting the $ in front of the row number in stead of the column letter.

you do not have to have three of them to make it work..


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I would like to "fill down" a conditional "IF" formula while referencing
one
cell value in all rows:
=IF(D12=0,"",$J3/D12)
=IF(D13=0,"",$J3/D13)
=IF(D14=0,"",$J3/D14)
=IF(D15=0,"",$J3/D15)
I thought the $J3 would remain fixed if it was consistantly fixed in at
least three rows and had the $ in front of it. What am I doing wrong or is
this option not available?