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am entering a formula that is counting items in a resource tracking
register I Pasted 2000 entries along a row for example =IF($B$2=FW1,$D$2-$H$2,0) (FW1 is the item number) I now want to copy this row down 2000 rows so I have to change each column header to allow for downward copying example =IF(B2=$FW$1,D2-H2,0) I have tried writing a macro that will change example 1 to example 2, but no matter how I try I find that the cell refences chang (D2-e2 and so on). I need of course to be able to have these change (to c3, c4 etc) when I copy down, so I cant use the $ signs here. Manually it is taking forever, can anyone come up with a saving for me . Thanks |
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