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Copy and paste financial formulas
I am building a financial forecast and have 10 columns representing years 1-10.
Functions such as IPMTand PPMT use the same base parameters such as PV, Rate, NPer etc. and and in the forecast each builds on the results of the year before. How can I copy and paste the first year's formula into a row for each of the remaining years and have the formula refer to its base parameters w/out editing every formula's parameters over and over again? XP 2003 |
Copy and paste financial formulas
hi,
in your formula, don't use cell reletive references like A1. use absolute references.....$A$1. Reletive references change as you copy down or across, keeping the same reletive reference no matter where you paste it. Absolute references key on the same cell(s) anywhere you paste it. Look up absolute and reletive references in help for for info. Regards FSt1 "Cliff" wrote: I am building a financial forecast and have 10 columns representing years 1-10. Functions such as IPMTand PPMT use the same base parameters such as PV, Rate, NPer etc. and and in the forecast each builds on the results of the year before. How can I copy and paste the first year's formula into a row for each of the remaining years and have the formula refer to its base parameters w/out editing every formula's parameters over and over again? XP 2003 |
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