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Hi,
You can lock the column and row references by putting a $ sign in front of them. This is called absolute referencing. (a) This will lock the F and the 3 so they will not adjust if you fill either across or down. =$F$3*A3 (b) This will lock the F so it will not adjust if you fill across. The 3 will still adjust when you fill down. =$F3*A3 (c) This will lock the 3 so it will not adjust if you fill down. The F will still adjust when you fill across. =F$3*A3 In this case you can use either (a) or (c) since it is the 3 you want to lock as you fill down. |
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