Formula Fill to Begin at the False Statement

nomi1432

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Hello All,I am trying to solve the following problem. in Cell D1 I enter this =if($A1=0,B1,B100) When I will fill the Formula down it changes to b2,B101 & b3,c102 ... What I am trying to accomplish is the false fill down to begin when it encounters the first fall situation. Assume cell A5 is the first time it finds a 0, I want the formula to if($A5=0,B5,B100). Is that at all possible?
 

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The key is understanding how Absolute, Relative, and Mixed range references work.
If you want to lock in row 100 for the B100 reference, change it to this:
Code:
[COLOR=#333333]=if($A1=0,B1,B$100) [/COLOR]

See here for more details and explanations:
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/relative.aspx
 
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I tried that it did not work, what I am trying do is have the fill counter begin when it encounters the first false scenario. for egIf(a1=0,1,100) when I fill downwards the formula will be If(a2=0,2,101) so on and so forth. What I am trying to accomplish is the fill down to begin when it hits the first false scenario. If(True,1,100)If(True,2,100)If(True,3,100)If(False,4,101)If(False,4,102)I hope this explains my predicament.Thank you in advance
 
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I am not sure I understand what you are trying to do or why.
Perhaps walking us through an actual example may make it more clear.

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