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usage of $ sign
dear sirs
i have a problem in incorporating $ sign in formula i having a table colum a with (male/female in another columns - department such as accts mktg etc. i wanted to find number of males departmen wise: used the formula =countifs(c$1:c$12,="1",$a1$a12,"=male") if i copy the forumula in the next raw,it should change to next column keeping other values in tact. please guide me as to how i can go about it. thanks m s narayanan |
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Code:
=countifs(c$1:c$12,1,$a1$a12,"male") |
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