I have a formula that calcs days on job from hire date. So I have a
column with hire date, a cell off to the side with todays date and a
column with days on job. My formula is =DATEDIF(E2, K2, "D") and it
works fine, but I have 130 employees and I want to copy this formula
to each of them, but when I do, excel automatically changes the E2,K2
to the next cell. I want it to change the E to the next cell, but
leave the K as 2. Can this be done automatically?

Change your formula to this:

=DATEDIF(E2, K$2, "D")

When you copy this down the K$2 will not change. Or you could just
make it:

=DATEDIF(E2,TODAY(),"D")

and not bother with cell K2.

If date in column E is likely to be empty for some employees, change
it to this instead:

=IF(E2="","",DATEDIF(E2,TODAY(),"D"))

Hope this helps.

Pete


On Mar 28, 8:18*pm, wrote:
I have a formula that calcs days on job from hire date. *So I have a
column with hire date, a cell off to the side with todays date and a
column with days on job. *My formula is =DATEDIF(E2, K2, "D") and it
works fine, but I have 130 employees and I want to copy this formula
to each of them, but when I do, excel automatically changes the E2,K2
to the next cell. *I want it to change the E to the next cell, but
leave the K as 2. *Can this be done automatically?