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Default Copy a formula to the right increasing the rows from another works

I posted this question this morning, but I did not get a resolve.

Maybe this is a little more clear.
I have two worksheets within my file

Worksheet called "Call List" and another called "Div 6"

Within the Div 6 worksheet I have a formula in cell (G7) which copies
information I already input from cell E817 from the Call List wksht. I now
want to fill and/or copy that formula in Div 6 G7 to all the cells adjacent
to the right while increaseing the formula from the Call List worksheet by
one row. So I am filling/copying a formula to the right from a worksheet
that has the information going down. Everytime I try to copy the formula the
column keeps increasing instead of the row, i.e E817, G817 when I want the
formula to read E817, E818, E819, ect.

Call List Worksheet Div 6 Worksheet
E G H I
817 bob 7 bob (from E817) E818 E819
818 ted
819 bill

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