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Hi,
I need to copy and paste a formula from cell D18 [formula is =(9-SUM(SEP07))], SEP07 being the range D19:D29, into cell E18. this I have managed to do but I then need the formula to incorporate a new range, i.e. =(9-SUM(OCT07)), OCT07 being range E19:E29, when the formula is pasted into the new cell (E18). The people in this discussion group have been very helpful in the past and hopefully some one can suggest a macro to perform this task. thanks in advance sevi |
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Why don't you just use the range address instead of its name
=(9-SUM(D$19:D$29)) Then when you copy it, the column will adjust. James "sevi61" wrote in message ... Hi, I need to copy and paste a formula from cell D18 [formula is =(9-SUM(SEP07))], SEP07 being the range D19:D29, into cell E18. this I have managed to do but I then need the formula to incorporate a new range, i.e. =(9-SUM(OCT07)), OCT07 being range E19:E29, when the formula is pasted into the new cell (E18). The people in this discussion group have been very helpful in the past and hopefully some one can suggest a macro to perform this task. thanks in advance sevi |
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Hey Zone,
thanks mate, that works a treat and I can't believe that I didn't see it myself! sometimes I try and make things too complicated I guess. Thanks again for your help, it is much appreciated as always. regards, sevi "Zone" wrote: Why don't you just use the range address instead of its name =(9-SUM(D$19:D$29)) Then when you copy it, the column will adjust. James "sevi61" wrote in message ... Hi, I need to copy and paste a formula from cell D18 [formula is =(9-SUM(SEP07))], SEP07 being the range D19:D29, into cell E18. this I have managed to do but I then need the formula to incorporate a new range, i.e. =(9-SUM(OCT07)), OCT07 being range E19:E29, when the formula is pasted into the new cell (E18). The people in this discussion group have been very helpful in the past and hopefully some one can suggest a macro to perform this task. thanks in advance sevi |
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Glad to help! James
"sevi61" wrote in message ... Hey Zone, thanks mate, that works a treat and I can't believe that I didn't see it myself! sometimes I try and make things too complicated I guess. Thanks again for your help, it is much appreciated as always. regards, sevi "Zone" wrote: Why don't you just use the range address instead of its name =(9-SUM(D$19:D$29)) Then when you copy it, the column will adjust. James "sevi61" wrote in message ... Hi, I need to copy and paste a formula from cell D18 [formula is =(9-SUM(SEP07))], SEP07 being the range D19:D29, into cell E18. this I have managed to do but I then need the formula to incorporate a new range, i.e. =(9-SUM(OCT07)), OCT07 being range E19:E29, when the formula is pasted into the new cell (E18). The people in this discussion group have been very helpful in the past and hopefully some one can suggest a macro to perform this task. thanks in advance sevi |
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