See my formula...
=COUNTIF(All!A2:A844, Feb06!A1)

When I copy my formula to the next cell I only want Feb06!A1 to increase to
A2, A3, and so on. But A2:A844 should remain. What should I do?

Use an absolute reference $(Column)$(Row):$(Column)$(Row);

Example:
=COUNTIF(All!$A$2:$A$844, Feb06!A1)
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"Crawford" wrote:

See my formula...
=COUNTIF(All!A2:A844, Feb06!A1)

When I copy my formula to the next cell I only want Feb06!A1 to increase to
A2, A3, and so on. But A2:A844 should remain. What should I do?

Make them a fixed reference as follows:

=COUNTIF(All!$A$2:$A$844, Feb06!A1)

With cursor between the A2 click on F4, ditto for A844.

"Crawford" wrote:

See my formula...
=COUNTIF(All!A2:A844, Feb06!A1)

When I copy my formula to the next cell I only want Feb06!A1 to increase to
A2, A3, and so on. But A2:A844 should remain. What should I do?

=COUNTIF(All!$A$2:$A$844, Feb06!$A1)

Pete


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