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bartmacl
Hello, I am using Excell 2002. I am familiar with the $A$1 notation to
produce absolute references when copying cells. However, I want to be able
to copy a reference but have it increment in a way that I presently can't
figure out how to do.
For example, in the following cells, I have manually entered the following
references
B3 = 1/C2
B4 = 1/D2
B5 = 1/E2
when I copy B5 to B6, the reference becomes 1/E3. I want the reference for
B6 to be 1/F2.
Thanks
bmac
produce absolute references when copying cells. However, I want to be able
to copy a reference but have it increment in a way that I presently can't
figure out how to do.
For example, in the following cells, I have manually entered the following
references
B3 = 1/C2
B4 = 1/D2
B5 = 1/E2
when I copy B5 to B6, the reference becomes 1/E3. I want the reference for
B6 to be 1/F2.
Thanks
bmac