jocker_boy
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Hello,
I have a table with multiple columns.
I will try to replicate my problem with this simple table:
When i copy the formulas from "Col1.2" to column "Col2.2", the formula is the same, but i need the formula to have a relative reference and not absolute.
When i copy the formulas from "Col1.3" to column "Col2.3", the formula is the same, but i need the formula to have a relative reference and not absolute.
I can't drag because i have columns between, right?
My goal is to obtain this:
If it was only two columns i change the reference manually, but i have a big table with multiple columns in this situation.
How can i do it?
Thanks,
Gonçalo
I have a table with multiple columns.
I will try to replicate my problem with this simple table:
Data | Col1.1 | Col1.2 | Col1.3 | Col2.1 | Col2.2 | Col2.3 | |||
1 | =[@[Data]]*10 | =[@[Col1.1]]*10 |
| =[@[Data]]*20 | =[@[Col1.1]]*10 | =[@[Col1.2]]*10 | |||
2 | =[@[Data]]*10 | =[@[Col1.1]]*10 | =[@[Col1.2]]*100 | =[@[Data]]*20 | =[@[Col1.1]]*10 | =[@[Col1.2]]*10 | |||
... |
When i copy the formulas from "Col1.2" to column "Col2.2", the formula is the same, but i need the formula to have a relative reference and not absolute.
When i copy the formulas from "Col1.3" to column "Col2.3", the formula is the same, but i need the formula to have a relative reference and not absolute.
I can't drag because i have columns between, right?
My goal is to obtain this:
Data | Col1.1 | Col1.2 | Col1.3 | Col2.1 | Col2.2 | Col2.3 | |||
1 | =[@[Data]]*10 | =[@[Col1.1]]*10 |
| =[@[Data]]*20 | =[@[Col2.1]]*10 | =[@[Col2.2]]*10 | |||
2 | =[@[Data]]*10 | =[@[Col1.1]]*10 | =[@[Col1.2]]*100 | =[@[Data]]*20 | =[@[Col2.1]]*10 | =[@[Col2.2]]*10 | |||
... |
If it was only two columns i change the reference manually, but i have a big table with multiple columns in this situation.
How can i do it?
Thanks,
Gonçalo