问题
Let's say I have 3 numbers in A1 B1 and C1, and I want to calculate the values of their division result in D1, and I want it to be written to A2 B2 and C2. I write in A2 the formula:
A1/D1
And it gives me the right result. But when I extand A2 to B2 and C2, the formule that's being copied to B2 and C2 is:
B1/E1
C1/F1
When what I want is:
B1/D1
C1/D1
Meaning, one variable of the formule (the numerator) is changing according to the row and the other variable of the formula (the denominator) is const. how can I do that?
回答1:
just lock the denominator by putting $ sign like this.
=A1/$D1
This way, when you drag the formula to the right, D1 reference will not change
since it was locked by $ sign placed in front.
If you want to lock D1 when you drag the formula downward, add another $ sign
behind D1 like this.
=A1/$D$1
This will make D1 reference locked by column and by row.
Similarly, if you just want D1 locked by row, remove $ sign in front like this:
=A1/D$1
Hope this helps.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19472937/how-do-i-extend-a-half-dynamic-formula