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I am using the EXACT function in column B to compare if information in column
A is the same as column C on a spreadsheet. If it is not, I am inserting cells above all the data in column C until I find a match with column A. What is happening is that the EXACT function seems to stay fixed with it's original cell in column C. Example: A1=apple, C1=orange, B1=EXACT(A1,C1) results in FALSE But, A2=orange and C1=orange, so I insert a cell above the cell in C so that it becomes C2. So now: A2=orange and C2=orange. But the EXACT function in column B in row 2 now says: B2=EXACT(A2,C3). C3=banna, so the result if False. I want the function to remain B2=EXACT(A2,C2), NOT change to C3. When more data is entered into the rows A and C later, I need to be able to fill the EXACT formula down, so I don't think I can use $. I don't want to enter the function individually into each cell in column B. Any ideas? |
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