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Skip
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      19th Mar 2007
in a column the following formula
Sum(R6:R7)
Sum (R7:R8)
Sum (R8:R9)

goes to
Sum(R19:R20)

I need to replace the first R value with R6
all the way down.
Is there an easy way to do this, other
than changing each formula individually?
Any help apprecited Skip

 
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Niek Otten
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      19th Mar 2007
In the top cell:
=SUM(R$6:R7)

fill down

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| in a column the following formula
| Sum(R6:R7)
| Sum (R7:R8)
| Sum (R8:R9)
|
| goes to
| Sum(R19:R20)
|
| I need to replace the first R value with R6
| all the way down.
| Is there an easy way to do this, other
| than changing each formula individually?
| Any help apprecited Skip
|


 
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Dave Peterson
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      19th Mar 2007
=sum(R$6:r7)
and drag down.

the $ in front of the 6 means not to change that portion if you copy the formula
elsewhere.

Skip wrote:
>
> in a column the following formula
> Sum(R6:R7)
> Sum (R7:R8)
> Sum (R8:R9)
>
> goes to
> Sum(R19:R20)
>
> I need to replace the first R value with R6
> all the way down.
> Is there an easy way to do this, other
> than changing each formula individually?
> Any help apprecited Skip


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Sandy Mann
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      19th Mar 2007
Replace the first formula with:

=SUM($R$6:R7)

and then copy down using the fill handle

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> in a column the following formula
> Sum(R6:R7)
> Sum (R7:R8)
> Sum (R8:R9)
>
> goes to
> Sum(R19:R20)
>
> I need to replace the first R value with R6
> all the way down.
> Is there an easy way to do this, other
> than changing each formula individually?
> Any help apprecited Skip
>



 
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Earl Kiosterud
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      19th Mar 2007
Skip,

Make the first one =SUM(R$6:R7), then copy down with the Fill Handle.

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> in a column the following formula
> Sum(R6:R7)
> Sum (R7:R8)
> Sum (R8:R9)
>
> goes to
> Sum(R19:R20)
>
> I need to replace the first R value with R6
> all the way down.
> Is there an easy way to do this, other
> than changing each formula individually?
> Any help apprecited Skip
>



 
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