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Jonathan - 31 Aug 2007 10:20 GMT
I have a big excel file(300m). When I analyse the data on the sheet, say, for
example, give cell D2 the value of C2, then insert a formula =D2+1 for D3,
then dragging the D column for the same formula. But the strange thing is
that the cells that I thave dragged have the same value, not the sequence
with 1 added. however , the formula is always right for each cell but still
returns the same value.

When i do it one by one by hand, it returns the right answer

very odd situation, and hopes for any help

Thx
macropod - 31 Aug 2007 10:33 GMT
Hi Jonathan,

Sounds like someone has turned off the automatic re-calc (Tools|Options|Calculation). If you want to keep it that way, pressing F9
will force a recalc.

Cheers
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>I have a big excel file(300m). When I analyse the data on the sheet, say, for
> example, give cell D2 the value of C2, then insert a formula =D2+1 for D3,
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> Thx
Niek Otten - 31 Aug 2007 10:36 GMT
Have you checked Tools>Options>Calculation tab, Automatic calculation?

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Niek Otten
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|I have a big excel file(300m). When I analyse the data on the sheet, say, for
| example, give cell D2 the value of C2, then insert a formula =D2+1 for D3,
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| Thx
David Biddulph - 31 Aug 2007 10:50 GMT
Tools/ Options/ Calculation:
Change from Manual to Automatic.
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David Biddulph

>I have a big excel file(300m). When I analyse the data on the sheet, say,
>for
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> Thx
 
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