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creating a reference list

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I need to have list down the left side that goes from 100-520 but everytime I
try and drag the list down it goes from adding 10 to just adding 1. I type
100,110,120,130 and drag and it switches to all 100. I also need to have
Percentages on the top row. 40%-95% going up by 5%. So I can quickly get
the percentage of 100 or 420

tim m

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Enter your 1st number (100) then highlight down your column.
go 'edit'.....'fill'....'series' Make the step value 10 and the end value
520

Then do the same thing across the top, 1st number 40, step 5 end value 95
then format them as %


"creating a reference list" wrote:

I need to have list down the left side that goes from 100-520 but everytime I
try and drag the list down it goes from adding 10 to just adding 1. I type
100,110,120,130 and drag and it switches to all 100. I also need to have
Percentages on the top row. 40%-95% going up by 5%. So I can quickly get
the percentage of 100 or 420


Sandy

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Another way is to type 100, 110, select both cells, after you've
selected the four cells you'll see a tiny black square in the bottom
right of your selection, click on that and drag down until you've
reached 520, do the same for your percentages...

Sandy

creating a reference list wrote:
I need to have list down the left side that goes from 100-520 but everytime I
try and drag the list down it goes from adding 10 to just adding 1. I type
100,110,120,130 and drag and it switches to all 100. I also need to have
Percentages on the top row. 40%-95% going up by 5%. So I can quickly get
the percentage of 100 or 420



Sandy

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sorry, meant "after you've selected both cells"
creating a reference list wrote:
I need to have list down the left side that goes from 100-520 but everytime I
try and drag the list down it goes from adding 10 to just adding 1. I type
100,110,120,130 and drag and it switches to all 100. I also need to have
Percentages on the top row. 40%-95% going up by 5%. So I can quickly get
the percentage of 100 or 420



creating a reference list

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Thanks. I now have 40%-95% across the top and 100-520 down the side. Now
does anyone know the formula for percentage. I want to be able to see what
ex. 85% of 320.

"tim m" wrote:

Enter your 1st number (100) then highlight down your column.
go 'edit'.....'fill'....'series' Make the step value 10 and the end value
520

Then do the same thing across the top, 1st number 40, step 5 end value 95
then format them as %


"creating a reference list" wrote:

I need to have list down the left side that goes from 100-520 but everytime I
try and drag the list down it goes from adding 10 to just adding 1. I type
100,110,120,130 and drag and it switches to all 100. I also need to have
Percentages on the top row. 40%-95% going up by 5%. So I can quickly get
the percentage of 100 or 420


Ross

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Assuming your column down starts in A2, and your row across starts in B1:
=$A2*B$1 and drag across and down. Be sure to enter the $ signs.
--
smither fan


"creating a reference list" wrote:

Thanks. I now have 40%-95% across the top and 100-520 down the side. Now
does anyone know the formula for percentage. I want to be able to see what
ex. 85% of 320.

"tim m" wrote:

Enter your 1st number (100) then highlight down your column.
go 'edit'.....'fill'....'series' Make the step value 10 and the end value
520

Then do the same thing across the top, 1st number 40, step 5 end value 95
then format them as %


"creating a reference list" wrote:

I need to have list down the left side that goes from 100-520 but everytime I
try and drag the list down it goes from adding 10 to just adding 1. I type
100,110,120,130 and drag and it switches to all 100. I also need to have
Percentages on the top row. 40%-95% going up by 5%. So I can quickly get
the percentage of 100 or 420



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