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selective autofill with functions

  1. #1
    vicvega
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    selective autofill with functions

    I was working with a vlookup formula that I need to autofill down and have
    only one area of the function change, I have checked some past posts on
    autofilling and not found an answer,, I have also tried filling in a couple
    and using them as examples for autofill but has not worked,,,

    the desired results on the progressive cells would be:

    =((VLOOKUP(D9,A!D9:J34,3,FALSE))+(VLOOKUP(D9,B!D9:J35,3,FALSE)))
    =((VLOOKUP(D10,A!D9:J34,3,FALSE))+(VLOOKUP(D10,B!D9:J35,3,FALSE)))
    =((VLOOKUP(D11,A!D9:J34,3,FALSE))+(VLOOKUP(D11,B!D9:J35,3,FALSE)))

    Being that only the lookup_value in the two terms changes as it is
    autofilled..
    Thanks with any help..

  2. #2
    Kevin Vaughn
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    RE: selective autofill with functions


    =((VLOOKUP(D9,A!$D$9:$J$34,3,FALSE))+(VLOOKUP(D9,B!$D$9:$J$35,3,FALSE)))


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    "vicvega" wrote:

    > I was working with a vlookup formula that I need to autofill down and have
    > only one area of the function change, I have checked some past posts on
    > autofilling and not found an answer,, I have also tried filling in a couple
    > and using them as examples for autofill but has not worked,,,
    >
    > the desired results on the progressive cells would be:
    >
    > =((VLOOKUP(D9,A!D9:J34,3,FALSE))+(VLOOKUP(D9,B!D9:J35,3,FALSE)))
    > =((VLOOKUP(D10,A!D9:J34,3,FALSE))+(VLOOKUP(D10,B!D9:J35,3,FALSE)))
    > =((VLOOKUP(D11,A!D9:J34,3,FALSE))+(VLOOKUP(D11,B!D9:J35,3,FALSE)))
    >
    > Being that only the lookup_value in the two terms changes as it is
    > autofilled..
    > Thanks with any help..


  3. #3
    bpeltzer
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    RE: selective autofill with functions

    That's the difference between relative and absolute references. Change the
    formula to
    =((VLOOKUP(D9,A!$D$9:$J$34,3,FALSE))+(VLOOKUP(D9,B!$D$9:$J$35,3,FALSE)))

    "vicvega" wrote:

    > I was working with a vlookup formula that I need to autofill down and have
    > only one area of the function change, I have checked some past posts on
    > autofilling and not found an answer,, I have also tried filling in a couple
    > and using them as examples for autofill but has not worked,,,
    >
    > the desired results on the progressive cells would be:
    >
    > =((VLOOKUP(D9,A!D9:J34,3,FALSE))+(VLOOKUP(D9,B!D9:J35,3,FALSE)))
    > =((VLOOKUP(D10,A!D9:J34,3,FALSE))+(VLOOKUP(D10,B!D9:J35,3,FALSE)))
    > =((VLOOKUP(D11,A!D9:J34,3,FALSE))+(VLOOKUP(D11,B!D9:J35,3,FALSE)))
    >
    > Being that only the lookup_value in the two terms changes as it is
    > autofilled..
    > Thanks with any help..


  4. #4
    vicvega
    Guest

    RE: selective autofill with functions

    Thanks ,, worked great

    "bpeltzer" wrote:

    > That's the difference between relative and absolute references. Change the
    > formula to
    > =((VLOOKUP(D9,A!$D$9:$J$34,3,FALSE))+(VLOOKUP(D9,B!$D$9:$J$35,3,FALSE)))
    >
    > "vicvega" wrote:
    >
    > > I was working with a vlookup formula that I need to autofill down and have
    > > only one area of the function change, I have checked some past posts on
    > > autofilling and not found an answer,, I have also tried filling in a couple
    > > and using them as examples for autofill but has not worked,,,
    > >
    > > the desired results on the progressive cells would be:
    > >
    > > =((VLOOKUP(D9,A!D9:J34,3,FALSE))+(VLOOKUP(D9,B!D9:J35,3,FALSE)))
    > > =((VLOOKUP(D10,A!D9:J34,3,FALSE))+(VLOOKUP(D10,B!D9:J35,3,FALSE)))
    > > =((VLOOKUP(D11,A!D9:J34,3,FALSE))+(VLOOKUP(D11,B!D9:J35,3,FALSE)))
    > >
    > > Being that only the lookup_value in the two terms changes as it is
    > > autofilled..
    > > Thanks with any help..


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