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Putting $ before a range of cells should keep that range the same when formula is autocompleted to another cell, or copy and pasted into another cell.
When I autocomplete the formula =COUNTIF("Sheet-1/24"!$B2:$B100000, ">=1") - COUNTIF("Sheet-1/24"!$B2:$B100000, ">=50") in B2 to B3, the formula changes to =COUNTIF("Sheet-1/24"!$B3:$B100001, ">=1") - COUNTIF("Sheet-1/24"!$B3:$B100001, ">=50")
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Putting $ before a range of cells should keep that range the same when formula is autocompleted to another cell, or copy and pasted into another cell.
When I autocomplete the formula
=COUNTIF("Sheet-1/24"!$B2:$B100000, ">=1") - COUNTIF("Sheet-1/24"!$B2:$B100000, ">=50")
in B2 to B3, the formula changes to=COUNTIF("Sheet-1/24"!$B3:$B100001, ">=1") - COUNTIF("Sheet-1/24"!$B3:$B100001, ">=50")
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: