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Excel formulas

  1. #1
    Rolaxis
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    Excel formulas

    When a formula is copied using the drag feature, the result in the new cells
    remian the same as it is for the original cell. For example if the formula in
    cell G34 is =f34*3 and the result of the formula is 120 and then that formula
    is dragged to G35, the result is still 120, even though the result should be
    something other than 120. This is happening on any worksheet, even after a
    repair has benn done. The version of Excel is Office 2K3, Windows XP Pro is
    the OS.

  2. #2
    Roger Govier
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    Re: Excel formulas

    Maybe Calculation is set to Manual?
    Tools>Options>Calculation and select Automatic

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    Roger Govier
    "Rolaxis" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > When a formula is copied using the drag feature, the result in the new
    > cells
    > remian the same as it is for the original cell. For example if the formula
    > in
    > cell G34 is =f34*3 and the result of the formula is 120 and then that
    > formula
    > is dragged to G35, the result is still 120, even though the result should
    > be
    > something other than 120. This is happening on any worksheet, even after a
    > repair has benn done. The version of Excel is Office 2K3, Windows XP Pro
    > is
    > the OS.




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