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Copy/Paste Formula-dropping 1st cell address
Formula is =Sum(D38)/Sum(C3:C8)
Steps: Copy Formula Paste to cell below Problem: Formula drops the cell address "C3" and "D3" but properly added the cell address "C9"and "D9", i.e., when pasted formula looks like this; =Sum(D49)/Sum(D49) I've looked under the Excel Options but can not see anything that is causing this to happen. Thanks -- kesitton |
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Copy/Paste Formula-dropping 1st cell address
you should use $ to fix the column and row reference
try to use =Sum(D$3$8)/Sum(C$3:C$8) it will fix the row number when copy up ordown; =Sum($D3:$D8)/Sum($C3:$C8) it will fix the column leter when copy left or right =Sum($D$3:$D$8)/Sum($C$3:$C$8) = it will fix colum and rows copying for any direction hth -- pleae click yes if it was helpfull regards from Brazil Marcelo "kesitton" escreveu: Formula is =Sum(D38)/Sum(C3:C8) Steps: Copy Formula Paste to cell below Problem: Formula drops the cell address "C3" and "D3" but properly added the cell address "C9"and "D9", i.e., when pasted formula looks like this; =Sum(D49)/Sum(D49) I've looked under the Excel Options but can not see anything that is causing this to happen. Thanks -- kesitton |
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