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Excel 2003
I have a spreadsheet that has groupings col a b c d row 1 2 sum(r2:r5) row 2 1 =a2*a1 row 3 2 =a3*a1 If I want to copy the whole group -with the formula in Column B I can copy the whole group (Row 1 to Row 3) and Insert Copied Cells and all is fine. If I want to insert rows into the group then the column B formula changes to a3*a2 (for eg) If I change the formula in column b to a2*$a$1 I can insert rows within the group ok but if I copy the whole group the new group is still looking at cell A1 How can I overcome this problem - is there a way of perhaps naming the top row of the group so that when the group is copied the formula always looks at the top line of the group? Thanks |
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Try inserting a dollar symbol "$" in front of the row number in your
formula. hth keith |
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Thanks but that doesn't work when I start a new group becuase it will still
be looking at the original row1 "Keith74" wrote in message ... Try inserting a dollar symbol "$" in front of the row number in your formula. hth keith |
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Hi
Now i've worked out the problem, i'm afraid i dont know a way to do what you're asking using formulas. Hopefully someone will correct me but i dont think theres a way to preserve relative formula positions in copies and inserts in that way |
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