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February 23rd, 2010, 10:47 AM
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Constant required
Hi,
I have two sheets 'cost' and 'materials' on which the constants are placed A cell on 'cost' has this formula =C9*materials!D37 I now need to copy this down any number of times, the first repeat reads =C10*materials!D38, whereas I want it to read =C10*materials!D37 I've tried this =C9*materials!$D37 but get =C10*materials!$D38 How do I keep the cells not increasing? thanks. 
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February 23rd, 2010, 11:16 AM
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Constant required
Ken Poberezny penned:
Hi, I have two sheets 'cost' and 'materials' on which the constants are placed A cell on 'cost' has this formula =C9*materials!D37 I now need to copy this down any number of times, the first repeat reads =C10*materials!D38, whereas I want it to read =C10*materials!D37 I've tried this =C9*materials!$D37 but get =C10*materials!$D38 How do I keep the cells not increasing? thanks. C9*materilas!$D$37 -- Steve Beware of all enterprises that require new clothes. - Henry David Thoreau
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#3
February 23rd, 2010, 11:31 AM
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Constant required
Steve penned:
Ken Poberezny penned: Hi, I have two sheets 'cost' and 'materials' on which the constants are placed A cell on 'cost' has this formula =C9*materials!D37 I now need to copy this down any number of times, the first repeat reads =C10*materials!D38, whereas I want it to read =C10*materials!D37 I've tried this =C9*materials!$D37 but get =C10*materials!$D38 How do I keep the cells not increasing? thanks. C9*materilas!$D$37 of course it should read C9*materials!$D$37 I need to invest in a new set of fingers. -- Steve In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice; In practice, there is. - Chuck Reid
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February 23rd, 2010, 12:36 PM
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February 23rd, 2010, 12:55 PM
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Constant required
Hi,
=C9*materials!$D$37 "Ken Poberezny" wrote: Hi, I have two sheets 'cost' and 'materials' on which the constants are placed A cell on 'cost' has this formula =C9*materials!D37 I now need to copy this down any number of times, the first repeat reads =C10*materials!D38, whereas I want it to read =C10*materials!D37 I've tried this =C9*materials!$D37 but get =C10*materials!$D38 How do I keep the cells not increasing? thanks. .
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