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Copying "total" rules in Excel from one cell to another
Can anyone help on this problem with Excel I have encountered?
I put figures in a column with a auto sum total at the bottom. I then copy the total rule from the bottom of column A into a cell in column B. |
Copying "total" rules in Excel from one cell to another
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Ensure "automatic" is checkmarked. OR the formula you copied has absolute references like =SUM($A$1:$A$23) If so, remove at least the $ from the column refs. =SUM(A$1:A$23) BTW..........it is commomly known as a "formula" not a rule. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 30 May 2007 18:16:01 -0700, JamieMairata wrote: Can anyone help on this problem with Excel I have encountered? I put figures in a column with a auto sum total at the bottom. I then copy the total rule from the bottom of column A into a cell in column B. The value of the total in Column B now shows the same value as the total in column A, even though the "rule" clearly shows it will add the contents of column B?! Cheers |
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