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Default increment an integer in a formula with the fill function

Hi--
there must be a way to do this that I am missing. I want to fill a column
with incremental multiples (2-36) of a constant cell. If I type
$A$1*2
$A$1*3
and then try to fill the series, it doesn't work. Cell A1 represents a
dollar amount, I want to see that amount multiplied by # of months for 36
months in a column. Why can't I get the integer to increment by filling the
series? How should I do this??? Thanks!
 
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