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    Drag formula down without changing one of the references

    I Have this formula

    =SUMIF(Accounting!G5:G267,Sheet10!A4,Accounting!AA5:AA267)


    I'd like to drag it down, but keep the G5, and the AA5 the same all the way down, and the rest can go down according to the references. How would I do this?


    If I try and copy it, I can almost get the desired result, except i NEED the A4 to go down according to reference, which doesn't happen if I copy and paste.

    Any help is appreciated, thanks!

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    Re: Drag formula down without changing one of the references

    Like this?

    =SUMIF(Accounting!G$5:G$267,Sheet10!A4,Accounting!AA$5:AA$267)

    About cell and range references:

    http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...005198323.aspx
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