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Pasting Same Formula
when i copy a formula to a range of cells the formula logically
changes according to the other cells. However, i need to maintain the very same formula throughout the range of cells . i am able to successfully paste the same formula to a single cell, but not to a range of cells. |
Pasting Same Formula
Use absolute cell references in your formulas.
$A1 to lock the column A$1 to lock the row $A$1 to lock both column and row. Note: you can mix them in formulas like a VLOOKUP formula. =VLOOKUP(A1,$B$1:$E$50,3,FALSE) When dragged down, the A1 will change but the table array remains the same. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On 17 May 2007 21:30:48 -0700, tc wrote: when i copy a formula to a range of cells the formula logically changes according to the other cells. However, i need to maintain the very same formula throughout the range of cells . i am able to successfully paste the same formula to a single cell, but not to a range of cells. |
Pasting Same Formula
I assume you have some formula like:
=A1 You can make the row and/or column Absolute rather than Relative by using a "$". e.g. =$A$1 Check the help for "About cell and range references". NickHK "tc" wrote in message ups.com... when i copy a formula to a range of cells the formula logically changes according to the other cells. However, i need to maintain the very same formula throughout the range of cells . i am able to successfully paste the same formula to a single cell, but not to a range of cells. |
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