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I'm trying to copy a formula.
The worksheet has 10 rows of numbers and I want to find what percentage of the total each row equals. As my starting formula, I've entered "=A1/A11" I then copy the formula and paste it into rows 2-10. But what I end up with are formulas reading "=A1/A12," "=A1/A13," "=A1/A14" and so on. How do I keep the dividing number constant? Thanks. |
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