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After I make a 2 cell table, I can refer to that table as that name in a formula. Example:
Table 1
msg
5.5
Table 2
mrg
6.75
So when doing a formula in Table 3, I can include msg or mrg to add to my current formula. It works, but then I am unable to drag the formula across Table 3 to copy that formula to the other cells.
How can I make this work?
Thanks, hopefully I am somewhat clear in my question! lol
Christine
MacBook Pro 13", macOS 10.15
Hi Christine,
Are you remembering to use the absolute reference operator to preserve Row and Preserve Column as you fill the formula up, down. left or right in a table.
Reards,
Barry
The formula shown above the table has the absolute feference operator ( $ ) before both column letter and before the row number of the cell reference to Table 1::A1. As it is filled down column B, the rw reference remains constant. As it is filled right across row 2, the column reference remains constant.
The same is true of the formulas in B3, C4 and D5
Hi Christine,
Are you remembering to use the absolute reference operator to preserve Row and Preserve Column as you fill the formula up, down. left or right in a table.
Reards,
Barry
The formula shown above the table has the absolute feference operator ( $ ) before both column letter and before the row number of the cell reference to Table 1::A1. As it is filled down column B, the rw reference remains constant. As it is filled right across row 2, the column reference remains constant.
The same is true of the formulas in B3, C4 and D5
Thanks very much Barry. I'm actually getting somewhere learning this program!
Its fantastic!
Cheers,
Christine
Name a cell as a constant
