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I have a spreadsheet with 4 columns : A, B, C, D.
I want to calculate the difference between A-B and C-D. So in cell E2 I enter the formula =A2-B2 , and get the result that I want, which is the difference between A-B. Now I drag the formula in E2 to cell F2, expecting that Excel will think that now I want the difference between C-D. However, when I drag the formula from column E to column F I get =B2-C2. My question is: how can I make Excel “understand” that I want to use =C2-D2 after =A2-B2, and NOT =B2-C2? |
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