Reference to One Cell stays the same in Different Formula

G

Guest

Hi there all,

I know it can be done I just forget the naming of this cell

I want to have several Cells that the formula in it has One Particular cell
in it, I want to then be able to click and Drag this formula Down the page to
Autofill the celles bello, But that one Cell (in the formula cannot change)

ie:Cell D2 =(A4 *B6)
Cell D3 =(A4 * B7)
And So On I am Pretty sure that the cel A4 had ! in it to keep that from
moving to the next cell when auto filling

Any Idead Thanks In Advance

Gordon
 
G

Guest

Look at this example:
A B C D
Row 1 2 3 4
Row 2 1 =$A2*B$1 =$A2*C$1 =$A2*D$1
Row 3 2 =$A3*B$1 =$A3*C$1 =$A3*D$1
Row 4 3 =$A4*B$1 =$A4*C$1 =$A4*D$1
Row 5 4 =$A5*B$1 =$A5*C$1 =$A5*D$1
Row 6 5 =$A6*B$1 =$A6*C$1 =$A6*D$1

You want to multiply what's in Column A by the #'s in Row 1.
 
G

Guest

Hi there..

Not 100% sure what your query is asking, Im guessing that you are wanting to
drag a formula into other cells but are finding the formula automatically
changes the cell number/letter (which you may not want) ..?!!

.... If this is the query, then add a $ in front of the cell formula letter
or number to prevent the changes from accruing

ie.. A4 (use A$4 to keep the number from changing / using $A$4 stops the
letter and number from changing)

Hope this helps..
 
G

Guest

Hi there..

Not 100% sure what your query is asking, Im guessing that you are wanting to
drag a formula into other cells but are finding the formula automatically
changes the cell number/letter (which you may not want) ..?!!

.... If this is the query, then add a $ in front of the cell formula letter
or number to prevent the changes from accruing

ie.. A4 (use A$4 to keep the number from changing / using $A$4 stops the
letter & number from changing)

Hope this helps..
 
G

Guest

With your cursor on the first cell to contain the formula, click in the
formula window, on B4 so that the edit cursor is between the B and the 4, and
press <F4>
Otherwise type in $B$4
 

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