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So the first red arrow is pointing to cell A2, and the second red arrow is point to cell A3. This is what was copied. If you want the correct answer in cell B3, you have to stop Excel from using this Relative Cell Referencing that it's currently doing. What you need is Absolute Cell Referencing. Absolute cell referencing involves nothing more than placing a dollar symbol ( $ ) before each letter and number.
In other words, if you copy the relative formula =A1 to cell B1, Excel updates the reference to reflect the move one column to the right and enters the formula =B1. Copy the formula in cell A1 to A2, and it updates the row reference to =A2. On the other hand, copy the absolute formula =$A$1 to cell B1 or A2 and Excel inserts the same formula, =$A$1. When entering formulas, you can specify an absolute row or column by manually typing the $ sign.