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1. #Google sheets if then formula how to#
2. #Google sheets if then formula full#
3. #Google sheets if then formula plus#

There is a way to prevent these references from changing if you want, but we will save that for later. Or if this formula were copied into the cell to the right of it, the copied formula would have adjusted its column references, and would then be: =C2+D2 When this formula is copied into the cell below it, the copied formula will have adjusted its row references, and will now be: =A3+B3

When using autofill with formulas, Google Sheets will automatically adjust the cell references in the formulas to account for the formulas being placed inside a different column/row.Īs a quick example of this reference adjustment that happens when copying formulas, which I will go over in detail later… notice the formula that is entered into cell C2 in the picture above: =A2+B2

#Google sheets if then formula how to#

Learn how to create dashboards in Google Sheets Automatic cell reference adjustment when copying formulas

#Google sheets if then formula full#

Later in this article you will be able to see a full example of copying/filling the formula that is shown in cell C2 down the column into the cells below it.

#Google sheets if then formula plus#

This picture is an example of what it will look like when your cursor is in the correct location to use autofill / fill down.Īt the bottom right of cell C2 (blue cell), you can see that the cursor looks like a plus sign. When you hover your mouse over the small blue square that displays at the bottom right corner of a cell selection, your cursor will turn into a plus sign (cross), and this is what is called the "fill handle". This article shows how to copy formulas in Google Sheets, but click here if you want to learn how to copy formulas in Excel. Click on a cell with a formula in it, press Ctrl + C on the keyboard to copy it, then select another cell, and press Ctrl + V on the keyboard to paste the formulaĬlick here to get your Google Sheets cheat sheet Alternative method: You can also copy and paste cells that have formulas in them to copy formulas.Release your click when you have reached the last cell that you want the formula copied into.Drag the fill handle down to the bottom of the column/range that you want your formulas to copy into.Select the cell with the formula in it, then click on the fill handle, and hold the click (The fill handle looks like a cross / plus sign, and it appears when hovering your cursor over the tiny blue square at the bottom right corner of a cell selection).