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I am using Office 2003. I am not able to extend formulas to successive rows
in my spreadsheet. When I enter a formula into a cell, the correct answer
will appear in that cell but when I try to highlight that cell and 'control
d' to successive cells only the entry from the original cell appears. (like a
normal repeat) I can't figure out why.
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If you click on the bottom right of the cell and drag across, does that
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I am using Office 2003. I am not able to extend formulas to successive rows
in my spreadsheet. When I enter a formula into a cell, the correct answer
will appear in that cell but when I try to highlight that cell and
'control
d' to successive cells only the entry from the original cell appears.
(like a
normal repeat) I can't figure out why.



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On Sat, 14 Oct 2006 06:11:02 -0700, jrich15322
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I am using Office 2003. I am not able to extend formulas to successive rows
in my spreadsheet. When I enter a formula into a cell, the correct answer
will appear in that cell but when I try to highlight that cell and 'control
d' to successive cells only the entry from the original cell appears. (like a
normal repeat) I can't figure out why.


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It worked, thanks

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I am using Office 2003. I am not able to extend formulas to successive rows
in my spreadsheet. When I enter a formula into a cell, the correct answer
will appear in that cell but when I try to highlight that cell and 'control
d' to successive cells only the entry from the original cell appears. (like a
normal repeat) I can't figure out why.

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Your suggestion along with with Mr. Dibben's worked. Thanks

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If you click on the bottom right of the cell and drag across, does that
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I am using Office 2003. I am not able to extend formulas to successive rows
in my spreadsheet. When I enter a formula into a cell, the correct answer
will appear in that cell but when I try to highlight that cell and
'control
d' to successive cells only the entry from the original cell appears.
(like a
normal repeat) I can't figure out why.




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