I have another problem,
I am sure this one is easy to work out, but my mind seems to have gone blank, so hopefully someone can help.
I have a worksheet which contains 3 columns.
Column A - Is a list of names
Column B - Is a cash amount
Column C - Is a cash amount from column B minus 10% (for example =B8*0.9)
The cash amounts in B change regularly and I sort the table to show which person has the most money next to their name (Sort by Column C descending then by Column A ascending).
My problem is that one of the names in column A does not have 10% taken from their cash, so the formula I use in their column C is simply =B8 (if their name is the 8th row down).
This works fine until I come to sort the table as mentioned above, the formula for the person who doesnt have the 10% deducted does not follow them, so depending on the amount they have in column B, they end up having a figure minus 10% and the name now in the 8th row has their column C not affected by the 10% deduction.
I hope thats understandable :D
I am sure there is a simply fix to this, I seem to remember something about the use of $ (like =$B$8) but that doesnt work.
Many thanks for your help in advance
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