copy formulas

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jagguy

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How can I copy formulas instaed of writing them out. I want to sum up each col from a-f.

I tried to copy and paste eg =sum($a1:$a20) to col b but this fails.
 

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$ before the column will not change the column. $ before the row will not change the row. Since you are trying to copy across columns, you need the column to change and not have a $ in front of the column because that will make it not change.
 
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