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I think I should use absolute values to:
Copy a sum formula in the below row without affecting the orig value, but
how?? or should I use another function? |
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I think I should use absolute values to:
If you mean that, should you copy a formula calculating eg the sum of
A10:G10, located in H10, to H11, but you still require the sum of A10:G10, then yes, you should use =SUM($A$10:$G$10) -- HTH Kassie Replace xxx with hotmail "N" wrote: Copy a sum formula in the below row without affecting the orig value, but how?? or should I use another function? |
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I think I should use absolute values to:
Edit the same formula and use function key F4 in each range reference to
change the relative reference to absolute reference. Now copy the formula to any cell.. If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "N" wrote: Copy a sum formula in the below row without affecting the orig value, but how?? or should I use another function? |
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