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Here is what I try to do:
At
A1 = Power(C1,B1)
A2 = Power(C2, B1)
A3 = Power(C3, B1)
....
An = Power(Cn, B1)

How can I increment column C while keeping B constant at B1 by using right-bottom mouse pointer dragging on column A? Or is there another way?

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