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    Drag down formula?

    Hi there guys

    I have a sheet here I am currently getting values from column K by manually clicking the cell and clicking the related value as you can see. I am just wondering is there a formula that can use and drag down to save me lots of time, if so what is it and could you tell me the cell to enter it in. I hope this is a nice easy question.
    Last edited by CFlack8472; 01-27-2010 at 07:55 PM.

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    Re: Is there an easier way?

    we like to help but as a mod will point out your thread title is not at all descriptive of your problem! and images are a no no unless its demonstrating a popup/error message or such.
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    Re: Is there an easier way?

    hi,

    Welcome to the forum

    Can you please amend your thread title to be more descriptive of your problem (see rule #1 of the Forum Rules, via the FAQ section)?


    Also, it has been said by people much wiser than I that...
    If you want help with pictures - post a picture. If you want help with an Excel file - post an...

    I'm off to bed now & will check out the thread again tomorrow, but I imagine that, if you are able to upload a small example file with dummy data, somebody will be able to help out fairly quickly (after your thread title is amended).

    Edit: Martin beat me to it!
    Oh well, repetition is considered important for learning too ;-)

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    Re: Drag down formula?

    Thank you for fixing your thread title

    Can you pleas upload a sample file that is representative of your real file & contains a "before" & "after" with explanation?
    Files can be uploaded in new posts using the "Go Advanced" post option & then the paperclip icon or the "Manage Attachments" button.

    hth
    Rob

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