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Copy a formula maintaining a constant cell
I'm wanting to copy a formula down a list of cells i.e. =SUM(G7*100)/G101
updating the first cell (G7) to the next (G8) and so on while keeping G101 constant throughout. I seem to recall the use of the $ sign but it's slipped my mind how to do it. |
put your cursor in front of the G101 and press the <F4 key
"Tiana" wrote: I'm wanting to copy a formula down a list of cells i.e. =SUM(G7*100)/G101 updating the first cell (G7) to the next (G8) and so on while keeping G101 constant throughout. I seem to recall the use of the $ sign but it's slipped my mind how to do it. |
Thank you!
"lk" wrote: put your cursor in front of the G101 and press the <F4 key "Tiana" wrote: I'm wanting to copy a formula down a list of cells i.e. =SUM(G7*100)/G101 updating the first cell (G7) to the next (G8) and so on while keeping G101 constant throughout. I seem to recall the use of the $ sign but it's slipped my mind how to do it. |
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=G7*100/$G$101 The SUM() is superfluous. In article , "Tiana" wrote: I'm wanting to copy a formula down a list of cells i.e. =SUM(G7*100)/G101 updating the first cell (G7) to the next (G8) and so on while keeping G101 constant throughout. I seem to recall the use of the $ sign but it's slipped my mind how to do it. |
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