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I need to design a sheet that has along the top 1 - 50 (number of
questions in the paper) and down the side has 1 - 50 (number of questions answered correctly). Is there a way of filling in the graph without going to each cell and entering the formula one at a time, for instance the first cell would be B1/A2*100 and so on. I have tried but cannot get the correct formula to use, can you help? |
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ABSOLUTE -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Deltic" wrote in message ... I need to design a sheet that has along the top 1 - 50 (number of questions in the paper) and down the side has 1 - 50 (number of questions answered correctly). Is there a way of filling in the graph without going to each cell and entering the formula one at a time, for instance the first cell would be B1/A2*100 and so on. I have tried but cannot get the correct formula to use, can you help? |
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Hi Paul,
Your formula is back to front to your stated data. It should be =A2/B1*100 To lock it for dragging =$A2/B$1*100 Then add a checker to stop it from going over 100 =IF($A2/B$1*100100,"",$A2/B$1*100) HTH Martin Deltic" wrote in message ... I need to design a sheet that has along the top 1 - 50 (number of questions in the paper) and down the side has 1 - 50 (number of questions answered correctly). Is there a way of filling in the graph without going to each cell and entering the formula one at a time, for instance the first cell would be B1/A2*100 and so on. I have tried but cannot get the correct formula to use, can you help? |
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