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COLUMN FORMULA
How do I copy a formula to an entire column without getting the same
response? I want Column K to equal Column E times Column I plus Column E but only if there is data in the other columns. I want to copy the formula down but when I click on the column header it just types my formula into the first cell. I was going to each individual row and clicking on the cell and adding the formula but I am sure there is an easier way. I would appreciate your help! |
COLUMN FORMULA
Assuming your formula is entered in K1 Grab by left-clicking the fill handle(bottom right corner of K1) and drag down the column to copy/increment the formula. I also assume you have used relative references....no $ signs Make sure ToolsOptionsCalculation is set to "automatic". Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 8 Nov 2006 14:49:02 -0800, kcadmin wrote: How do I copy a formula to an entire column without getting the same response? I want Column K to equal Column E times Column I plus Column E but only if there is data in the other columns. I want to copy the formula down but when I click on the column header it just types my formula into the first cell. I was going to each individual row and clicking on the cell and adding the formula but I am sure there is an easier way. I would appreciate your help! |
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