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Formula not copying down
I am currently trying to copy a formula down for a total of 734 rows and
across several columns. For some strange reason it stops at 641 rows. Once I drag the formula in, the cell is just blank. I have tried a new worksheet and also tried retyping the formula. Nothing works. I have used this formula before in a much larger worksheet with thousands of rows. Does anyone have any clue why this may not be working? The formula is as follows: {=INDEX('Grant Age by Date'!$I$10:$DK$734,MATCH('Vesting Schedule'!$B10,'Grant Age by Date'!$B$10:$B$734,0),MATCH('Vesting Schedule'!L$8,'Grant Age by Date'!$I$8:$DK$8,0))} Thanks! |
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Formula not copying down
Well, this is an array formula. Are you hitting CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER after you
have defined your range? -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "LizM" wrote: I am currently trying to copy a formula down for a total of 734 rows and across several columns. For some strange reason it stops at 641 rows. Once I drag the formula in, the cell is just blank. I have tried a new worksheet and also tried retyping the formula. Nothing works. I have used this formula before in a much larger worksheet with thousands of rows. Does anyone have any clue why this may not be working? The formula is as follows: {=INDEX('Grant Age by Date'!$I$10:$DK$734,MATCH('Vesting Schedule'!$B10,'Grant Age by Date'!$B$10:$B$734,0),MATCH('Vesting Schedule'!L$8,'Grant Age by Date'!$I$8:$DK$8,0))} Thanks! |
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Formula not copying down
Yes.
"Dave F" wrote: Well, this is an array formula. Are you hitting CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER after you have defined your range? -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "LizM" wrote: I am currently trying to copy a formula down for a total of 734 rows and across several columns. For some strange reason it stops at 641 rows. Once I drag the formula in, the cell is just blank. I have tried a new worksheet and also tried retyping the formula. Nothing works. I have used this formula before in a much larger worksheet with thousands of rows. Does anyone have any clue why this may not be working? The formula is as follows: {=INDEX('Grant Age by Date'!$I$10:$DK$734,MATCH('Vesting Schedule'!$B10,'Grant Age by Date'!$B$10:$B$734,0),MATCH('Vesting Schedule'!L$8,'Grant Age by Date'!$I$8:$DK$8,0))} Thanks! |
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Formula not copying down
Do you have calculation set to manual?
Tools--Options--Calculation--check automatic calculation. Or hit F9 to manually force recalculation. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "LizM" wrote: Yes. "Dave F" wrote: Well, this is an array formula. Are you hitting CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER after you have defined your range? -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "LizM" wrote: I am currently trying to copy a formula down for a total of 734 rows and across several columns. For some strange reason it stops at 641 rows. Once I drag the formula in, the cell is just blank. I have tried a new worksheet and also tried retyping the formula. Nothing works. I have used this formula before in a much larger worksheet with thousands of rows. Does anyone have any clue why this may not be working? The formula is as follows: {=INDEX('Grant Age by Date'!$I$10:$DK$734,MATCH('Vesting Schedule'!$B10,'Grant Age by Date'!$B$10:$B$734,0),MATCH('Vesting Schedule'!L$8,'Grant Age by Date'!$I$8:$DK$8,0))} Thanks! |
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Formula not copying down
Yes. But I hit shift F9 and it still does not work. The formula does not
even show up in the cell. "Dave F" wrote: Do you have calculation set to manual? Tools--Options--Calculation--check automatic calculation. Or hit F9 to manually force recalculation. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "LizM" wrote: Yes. "Dave F" wrote: Well, this is an array formula. Are you hitting CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER after you have defined your range? -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "LizM" wrote: I am currently trying to copy a formula down for a total of 734 rows and across several columns. For some strange reason it stops at 641 rows. Once I drag the formula in, the cell is just blank. I have tried a new worksheet and also tried retyping the formula. Nothing works. I have used this formula before in a much larger worksheet with thousands of rows. Does anyone have any clue why this may not be working? The formula is as follows: {=INDEX('Grant Age by Date'!$I$10:$DK$734,MATCH('Vesting Schedule'!$B10,'Grant Age by Date'!$B$10:$B$734,0),MATCH('Vesting Schedule'!L$8,'Grant Age by Date'!$I$8:$DK$8,0))} Thanks! |
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Formula not copying down
Is the cell protected?
What happens if you copy and paste the formula, as opposed to dragging the selection to increase the range? -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "LizM" wrote: Yes. But I hit shift F9 and it still does not work. The formula does not even show up in the cell. "Dave F" wrote: Do you have calculation set to manual? Tools--Options--Calculation--check automatic calculation. Or hit F9 to manually force recalculation. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "LizM" wrote: Yes. "Dave F" wrote: Well, this is an array formula. Are you hitting CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER after you have defined your range? -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "LizM" wrote: I am currently trying to copy a formula down for a total of 734 rows and across several columns. For some strange reason it stops at 641 rows. Once I drag the formula in, the cell is just blank. I have tried a new worksheet and also tried retyping the formula. Nothing works. I have used this formula before in a much larger worksheet with thousands of rows. Does anyone have any clue why this may not be working? The formula is as follows: {=INDEX('Grant Age by Date'!$I$10:$DK$734,MATCH('Vesting Schedule'!$B10,'Grant Age by Date'!$B$10:$B$734,0),MATCH('Vesting Schedule'!L$8,'Grant Age by Date'!$I$8:$DK$8,0))} Thanks! |
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Formula not copying down
It is not protected and I did try to copy and paste the formula. I also
tried rewriting the formula. "Dave F" wrote: Is the cell protected? What happens if you copy and paste the formula, as opposed to dragging the selection to increase the range? -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "LizM" wrote: Yes. But I hit shift F9 and it still does not work. The formula does not even show up in the cell. "Dave F" wrote: Do you have calculation set to manual? Tools--Options--Calculation--check automatic calculation. Or hit F9 to manually force recalculation. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "LizM" wrote: Yes. "Dave F" wrote: Well, this is an array formula. Are you hitting CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER after you have defined your range? -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "LizM" wrote: I am currently trying to copy a formula down for a total of 734 rows and across several columns. For some strange reason it stops at 641 rows. Once I drag the formula in, the cell is just blank. I have tried a new worksheet and also tried retyping the formula. Nothing works. I have used this formula before in a much larger worksheet with thousands of rows. Does anyone have any clue why this may not be working? The formula is as follows: {=INDEX('Grant Age by Date'!$I$10:$DK$734,MATCH('Vesting Schedule'!$B10,'Grant Age by Date'!$B$10:$B$734,0),MATCH('Vesting Schedule'!L$8,'Grant Age by Date'!$I$8:$DK$8,0))} Thanks! |
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