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Dragging SUMIFS formula

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    Dragging SUMIFS formula

    I have both vertical and horizontal data on a worksheet that is evaluating for two variables from another worksheet to SUMIF. My formula is calculating correctly when I drag down OR if I drag across (as I am freezing rows/columns with $ to indicate the constants). The problem is that it has 100+ rows and 100+ columns and I cannot figure out how to drag the formula across without entering the formula in each of the rows or each of the columns. Is there a faster way to drag a SUMIFS formula??
    Help is much appreciated!!

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    Re: Dragging SUMIFS formula

    Hi and welcome to the forum

    Without seeing even what your formula looks like, let alone what the data looks like that you applying it to, thats a pretty tough question to answer???

    to absolute (fix) rows, apply the $ to the number in a cell ref
    to absolute (fix) columns, apply the $ to the letter in the cell ref

    i would suggest you upload a sample work book, (all sensitive data removed), showing what data you are working with, a few examples of what your expected outcome is, and how you arrived at that
    To attach a file to your post,
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