To drag a formula in Excel, simply click and hold on the cell containing the formula, then drag the small square in the bottom right corner to the desired cells. Release the mouse button and the formula will automatically adjust to the new cell references.
Yes, you can drag a formula to non-adjacent cells in Excel. Simply select the cells you want to include in the formula, then click and drag the small square in the bottom right corner of the cell containing the formula.
If you drag a formula across multiple worksheets in Excel, the formula will adjust to the corresponding cell references on each worksheet. Make sure to double check the cell references to ensure they are correct for each worksheet.
To copy a formula without changing the cell references in Excel, you can use the "Fill Without Formatting" option. Simply select the cell containing the formula, then click and drag the small square in the bottom right corner while holding down the "Ctrl" key.
Yes, you can drag a formula to a different sheet in Excel. Make sure to select the correct sheet before dragging the formula to the desired cell. You can also use the sheet name in the cell references to ensure the formula is referencing the correct cells.