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Hello,
I am a bit confused on the copying function. I know about absolute and relative and when yu copy ..it can carry to relative formulas to the destination. Doing it like you did from the source. I want to copy it ( the value and the formula eactly as it is to the destination. I have too many cells to go back and add the $ to each one. So is there quick way to do this that i am not aware of?? like a key to hold down or..? Heres what i have: in cells D7:D14..i have a sum formula and its value returned. Now i want to paste it to the cells below in D24:D31. What it does it shows the relative formulas for the cells exact number below and etc...I dotn want the relative value or formula. just the exact value and formula of the first cells. Any help?? thanks! mike |
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Sub CopyFormulas()
For i = 7 To 14 Range("D" & i + 17).Formula = Range("D" & i).Formula Next i End Sub "mike" wrote in message ... Hello, I am a bit confused on the copying function. I know about absolute and relative and when yu copy ..it can carry to relative formulas to the destination. Doing it like you did from the source. I want to copy it ( the value and the formula eactly as it is to the destination. I have too many cells to go back and add the $ to each one. So is there quick way to do this that i am not aware of?? like a key to hold down or..? Heres what i have: in cells D7:D14..i have a sum formula and its value returned. Now i want to paste it to the cells below in D24:D31. What it does it shows the relative formulas for the cells exact number below and etc...I dotn want the relative value or formula. just the exact value and formula of the first cells. Any help?? thanks! mike |
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I + 17 ??
what is 17?? thank you -----Original Message----- Sub CopyFormulas() For i = 7 To 14 Range("D" & i + 17).Formula = Range("D" & i).Formula Next i End Sub "mike" wrote in message ... Hello, I am a bit confused on the copying function. I know about absolute and relative and when yu copy ..it can carry to relative formulas to the destination. Doing it like you did from the source. I want to copy it ( the value and the formula eactly as it is to the destination. I have too many cells to go back and add the $ to each one. So is there quick way to do this that i am not aware of?? like a key to hold down or..? Heres what i have: in cells D7:D14..i have a sum formula and its value returned. Now i want to paste it to the cells below in D24:D31. What it does it shows the relative formulas for the cells exact number below and etc...I dotn want the relative value or formula. just the exact value and formula of the first cells. Any help?? thanks! mike |
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Just based on your example, it would add 17 to 7 and put the formula for d7 in d24, d8 in d25, etc.
"mike" wrote in message ... I + 17 ?? what is 17?? thank you -----Original Message----- Sub CopyFormulas() For i = 7 To 14 Range("D" & i + 17).Formula = Range("D" & i).Formula Next i End Sub "mike" wrote in message ... Hello, I am a bit confused on the copying function. I know about absolute and relative and when yu copy ..it can carry to relative formulas to the destination. Doing it like you did from the source. I want to copy it ( the value and the formula eactly as it is to the destination. I have too many cells to go back and add the $ to each one. So is there quick way to do this that i am not aware of?? like a key to hold down or..? Heres what i have: in cells D7:D14..i have a sum formula and its value returned. Now i want to paste it to the cells below in D24:D31. What it does it shows the relative formulas for the cells exact number below and etc...I dotn want the relative value or formula. just the exact value and formula of the first cells. Any help?? thanks! mike |
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oh..a big "DUH" for me.. :)
-----Original Message----- Just based on your example, it would add 17 to 7 and put the formula for d7 in d24, d8 in d25, etc. "mike" wrote in message ... I + 17 ?? what is 17?? thank you -----Original Message----- Sub CopyFormulas() For i = 7 To 14 Range("D" & i + 17).Formula = Range("D" & i).Formula Next i End Sub "mike" wrote in message ... Hello, I am a bit confused on the copying function. I know about absolute and relative and when yu copy ..it can carry to relative formulas to the destination. Doing it like you did from the source. I want to copy it ( the value and the formula eactly as it is to the destination. I have too many cells to go back and add the $ to each one. So is there quick way to do this that i am not aware of?? like a key to hold down or..? Heres what i have: in cells D7:D14..i have a sum formula and its value returned. Now i want to paste it to the cells below in D24:D31. What it does it shows the relative formulas for the cells exact number below and etc...I dotn want the relative value or formula. just the exact value and formula of the first cells. Any help?? thanks! mike |
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