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Hello - I have a number in one cell (D2) that I need to use as a constant
value (in the denominator) to create proportions (E2/D2, F2/D2, G2/D2, etc..) across Row 3 -E3-FS3). The drag feature will not keep D2 selected in the denominator in subsequent cells. Instead, it creates (E2/D2, F2/E2, G2/F2, etc..). Any possible solutions? |
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=E2/$D2 and drag across $ will keep D2 constant in the current row... It will change to D3 in the next row below. If you don't want that then try =E2/$D$2 "JB Akron" wrote: Hello - I have a number in one cell (D2) that I need to use as a constant value (in the denominator) to create proportions (E2/D2, F2/D2, G2/D2, etc..) across Row 3 -E3-FS3). The drag feature will not keep D2 selected in the denominator in subsequent cells. Instead, it creates (E2/D2, F2/E2, G2/F2, etc..). Any possible solutions? |
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It would be worth to have a look at this link to understand more on relative
and absolute references... http://www.cpearson.com/excel/relative.aspx -- If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "JB Akron" wrote: Hello - I have a number in one cell (D2) that I need to use as a constant value (in the denominator) to create proportions (E2/D2, F2/D2, G2/D2, etc..) across Row 3 -E3-FS3). The drag feature will not keep D2 selected in the denominator in subsequent cells. Instead, it creates (E2/D2, F2/E2, G2/F2, etc..). Any possible solutions? |
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