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Here's the problem:
I want excel to autofill a formula across a range of cells. This formula has several logical tests in it, and all of these test are mutually exclusive. When I autofill now, this formula changes the cell values for the outputs (which I want), but it also changes the inputs for the logical tests (which I don't). I want excel to lock the logical test cell references when I autofill, but still change the true/false outputs as normal. More concretely, if I entered this into A1 of worksheet3: =(if'worksheet1'!A1,'worksheet2'!B1,'0') How do I make excel do this: =(if'worksheet1'!A1,'worksheet2'!B2,'0') That is, keep A1 locked, but vary B2, instead of: =(if'worksheet1'!A2,'worksheet2'!B2,'0') when I autofill A2 of worksheet 3? |
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