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How to increase the value of a whole column of cells by a percentage?
I am sure this will be fairly straightforward but not immediately
obvious to me. I think it should be! How would I increase the values of a whole column of cells by a percentage? e.g. I want to change the values in cells A1 .. A200 by increasing them all by 20%? Thanks |
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How to increase the value of a whole column of cells by a percentage?
Enter 1.2 in an unused cell.
Copy that cell. Select A1:A200 and EditPaste SpecialMultiplyOKEsc. Clear the cell with the 1.2 Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On 15 Oct 2006 13:43:37 -0700, wrote: I am sure this will be fairly straightforward but not immediately obvious to me. I think it should be! How would I increase the values of a whole column of cells by a percentage? e.g. I want to change the values in cells A1 .. A200 by increasing them all by 20%? Thanks |
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