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automatic copying
Hello,
I have a spreadsheet which monitors & calculates my car petrol costs, fuel consumption etc. Each row is a single entry, the first 4 cells are input data (date,milometer,litres,cost) and the next 5 are calculated results (mpg, etc etc) As I enter new data into the first 4 cells, some of the calculated cells seem to automatically copy themselves down from the previous row, other cells do not.and have to be copied manually. I can't find out why this is happening or how to control it. Why don't all the cells copy themselves automatically? Thanks for all help KK |
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My apologies, this was intended for the excel group
KK "KK" wrote in message ... Hello, I have a spreadsheet which monitors & calculates my car petrol costs, fuel consumption etc. Each row is a single entry, the first 4 cells are input data (date,milometer,litres,cost) and the next 5 are calculated results (mpg, etc etc) As I enter new data into the first 4 cells, some of the calculated cells seem to automatically copy themselves down from the previous row, other cells do not.and have to be copied manually. I can't find out why this is happening or how to control it. Why don't all the cells copy themselves automatically? Thanks for all help KK |
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