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e4=1.075 Tax
=c10*e4 original formula =c11*e5 (should be e4) =c12*e6 (should be e4) =c13*e7 (should be e4) =c14*e8 (should be e4) =c15*e9 (should be e4) =c16*e10 (should be e4) =c17*e11 (should be e4) =c18*c12 (should be e4) =c19*c13 (should be e4) I need to copy the formula C10*E4 to a hundred rows. I need E4 to stay the same and not Increment to e5,e6.e7.e8 ect. what do I put infront of e4 to stop it from incrementing Last edited by Dennis Gelso : April 8th 10 at 03:46 PM |
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Hi Dennis
Try this =C10*E$4 or =C10*$E$4 First one locks the row# and the second one locks both Row and Column. Type "Relative" in the Help window. HTH John "Dennis Gelso" wrote in message ... e4=1.075 =c10*e4 =c11*e5 ( should be e4) =c12*e6 (should be e4) =c13*e7 (should be e4) I want to copy the 1st formula and pull down the c11 to c20 but keep the row number to stay the same (e4). I don't want e5 or e6. Iknow there is a way to stop e4 from Incrementing row numbers -- Dennis Gelso |
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EXCEL 2007
=(C10*$E$4) =(C11*$E$4) =(C12*$E$4) =(C13*$E$4) If my comments have helped please hit Yes. Thanks. "Dennis Gelso" wrote: e4=1.075 =c10*e4 =c11*e5 ( should be e4) =c12*e6 (should be e4) =c13*e7 (should be e4) I want to copy the 1st formula and pull down the c11 to c20 but keep the row number to stay the same (e4). I don't want e5 or e6. Iknow there is a way to stop e4 from Incrementing row numbers -- Dennis Gelso . |
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