Yes. VBA. But that might be overkill in this instance. Otto
"Epinn" wrote in message
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Hey, this is good. You are singing our (or Dave's) tune of "being
comprehensive."

Anyone else has another method to complete the list of techniques?

Epinn

"SteveW" wrote in message
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Yes, but don't forget the basic one - copy and paste

This will change the cell references where applicable
The other methods come later.

Steve

On Tue, 19 Sep 2006 18:52:22 +0100, Epinn
wrote:

Yes, three ways off the top of my head, but I am not using a function.
Bob, is there a function?

(1) Click and drag the fill handle
(2) Double click on fill handle if same-length columns
(3) Control + enter

Following from Excel help:-

Fill formulas into adjacent cells
1.. Select the cell that contains the formula that you want to fill
into adjacent cells.
2.. Drag the fill handle (fill handle: The small black square in the
lower-right corner of the selection. When you point to the fill handle,
the pointer changes to a black cross.) across the cells that you want
to fill.
3.. You can use the Auto Fill Options button , which appears after you
drag the fill handle, to choose how to fill the selection. For example,
you can choose Fill Formatting Only or Fill Without Formatting.
Note You can also fill the active cell with the contents of the cell
above it. Point to Fill on the Edit menu, and then click Down (or press
CTRL+D). To fill the active cell with the contents of the cell to the
left, point to Fill on the Edit menu, and then click Right (or press
CTRL+R).

Tip You can automatically fill a formula downward, for all adjacent
cells that it applies to, by double-clicking the fill handle of the
first cell that contains the formula. For example, you have numbers in
cells A1:A15 and B1:B15, and you type the formula =A1+B1 into cell C1.
To copy that formula into cells C2:C15, select cell C1 and double-click
the fill handle.

Following from Microsoft Support:-

Enter the same text or formula in a range of cells
If you want to quickly enter the same text or the same formula in a
range of cells, follow these steps: 1. Select the range of cells that
you want to fill.
2. Type the text or formula but do not press ENTER. Instead, press
CTRL+ENTER.
The data appears in the range that you selected.

Hope this helps.

Epinn

"n21" wrote in message
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I am looking to multply one column by another in each row for a long set
of
data.
Example:
A B C

5 2 10
3 4 12
2 3 6

Instead of having to enter a product formula in each cell of column c, is
there a way to do this for every row in the data set in a function?

Thanks for the help,

Nick




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