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Try taking a look at the =frequency formula. It's an array formula that I use for making histograms. I don't have a chance right now to look into the details right now but I think that this should be able to do what you are after.
You can set a $ condtion for the cells in the formula so when you copy it won't change the cell value. ie if nominal value is in cell C47 you can use valuecell>$c$47 it will lock the nominal cell in any copying you do.
What about copying your nominal to the cells below it?
Either that or if your nominal is constant, you could put the nominal in as a number in your formula rather than as a cell reference.
Try taking a look at the =frequency formula. It's an array formula that I use for making histograms. I don't have a chance right now to look into the details right now but I think that this should be able to do what you are after.
You can set a $ condtion for the cells in the formula so when you copy it won't change the cell value. ie if nominal value is in cell C47 you can use valuecell>$c$47 it will lock the nominal cell in any copying you do.
What about copying your nominal to the cells below it?
Either that or if your nominal is constant, you could put the nominal in as a number in your formula rather than as a cell reference.
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