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If my formula is A1=B1 and A2=B1 and A3=B1, then why can't I drag this
formula all the way down column A. A column cells keeps picking up the corresponding B column cells instead of staying with the value in B1. I also turned off the Extend Data Range Formats and Formulas and this didn't work either. Please help. Thank you so much. |
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To keep all of them looking at B1, use $B$1
Or select all the cells, type =B1 and hit Ctrl+Enter. ************ Hope it helps! Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com Check out the NEWsgroup stats! Check out: www.ExcelUserConference.com "Renee Nguy" wrote in message ... If my formula is A1=B1 and A2=B1 and A3=B1, then why can't I drag this formula all the way down column A. A column cells keeps picking up the corresponding B column cells instead of staying with the value in B1. I also turned off the Extend Data Range Formats and Formulas and this didn't work either. Please help. Thank you so much. |
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If you want B1 to stay B1 when you drag down, type it as $B$1.
-- tj "Renee Nguy" wrote: If my formula is A1=B1 and A2=B1 and A3=B1, then why can't I drag this formula all the way down column A. A column cells keeps picking up the corresponding B column cells instead of staying with the value in B1. I also turned off the Extend Data Range Formats and Formulas and this didn't work either. Please help. Thank you so much. |
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