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appletonthecat
Dec 30, 2022Copper Contributor
Formula issue
Hey hoping someone can help with this I have attached an example of a problem I am having when I copy the SPEC sheet below the original one in the worksheet, column H starting at row 7 going d...
- Dec 30, 2022The whole point of the $ is to 'lock' that value in and NOT change. Here are few options:
a) don't copy down, copy to the right so Cocktails per KEG are on the same ROW for each case so then you use G$28 and then the column will move accordingly
b) create 1 template with every cell in column H set to G28 (i.e. not locked) and then when you copy the whole set all the cells in H will offset correctly
c) create a 'database' on 1 tab that has all the correct information organized in a table and then have a 'report' tab that has the fancy formatting and design you want and then you enter 1 or more values and the rest of the 'sheet' is populated based on lookup values from the 'database'
d) instead of $G$28 you can use XLOOKUP("Cocktails Per KEG", F9:F28, G9:G28)
dscheikey
Dec 30, 2022Bronze Contributor
You will have to enter this manually. However, it is sufficient if you do it in cell H40. For the range H41:H59 you can copy the formula from H40 into it.
By the way, you can leave out SUM() completely.
=I40/G$61