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Hi,
I really hope there is an easy way to fill cells down without retyping this formula: =IF(J117="","",IF(P1014=100000,J117*0.019+0.3,IF( P1014=10000,J117*0.022+0.3, IF(P1014=3000,J117*0.025+0.3,IF(P1014=0.01,J117* 0.029+0.3,))))) The problem is that the P1014, which stays the same in every formula keeps adding one to be P1015, P1016, etc. when I fill down. I've even highlighted 10+ cells with the P1014 (which remains static throughout the formula), and excel insists on wanting to add ONE to equation. I really appreciate any help. Otherwise, I'll be doing this manually for 1000 cells. Thanks, Leslie -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |