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On 14/06/11 12:20 AM, Tom Davies wrote:



----- Original Message ----
From: Steve Edmonds<steve.edmonds@ptglobal.com>
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Sent: Mon, 13 June, 2011 11:31:11
Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] copy down, copy and paste in calc.



On 13/06/11 8:59 PM, Stephan Zietsman wrote:
Steve Edmonds  wrote:
When I want to copy the same formula to a range of cells  without the
references indexing this is usefull, but the formula  only copies to the
top cell.

Another usefull  thing would be;
click into a cell with formula and drag the bottom  right black square
down, the formula repeats indexing the  references. (does this now).
click into a cell with formula while  holding ctl (cmd) down and drag the
bottom right black square down,  the formula repeats without indexing the
references, i.e. copies  literally as with numbers. (does not do this now).
If you want to copy a  formula without "indexing the reference", then
you can take a look at  absolute references.  It is described in the
LibreOffice  wiki

(http://help.libreoffice.org/Calc/Addresses_and_References,_Absolute_and_Relative).

    A short summary is:
Let's say cell C1 contains the following formula  (without the quotes):
"= A1 + B1"
If you copy the formula in  cell C1 to cell C2 (by either Copy&   Paste,
or by dragging the  corner of cell C1) you will get "= A2 + B2" in cell
C2.
If this  is not what you wanted, you can change the reference in C1 to
an  absolute reference.

To do this, select the cell C1 and press  SHIFT+F4.  The formula in
cell C1 will change to "= $A$1 +  $B$1".  If you copy that to cell C2,
it will stay "= $A$1 +  $B$1".

If you want a more detailed explanation of absolute and  relative cell
referencing, read the wiki page or ask in this mailing  list for more
info.

Thanks Stephan and Tom.
I already  understand the use of the absolute referencing. I may not have
expressed  myself well enough to avoid confusion.
1. Enter say the digit 9 into a cell.  Click into the cell, copy. Select
5 cells and paste. 9 pastes into all 5  cells.

2. Now in your email, select a word or number and copy. Select 5  cells
and paste. The word only pastes into the top 1 of the 5  cells.

It would be nice if the behavior in 2 was the same as in  1.

steve

Hi :)
That is inconsistent and i hadn't noticed.  It happens in LO3.3.2 on Ubuntu
10.04 too.  can you post a bug-report about it?
9
Regards from
Tom :)
Is it a bug or an enhancement?
steve

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