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I would like to change all cells on a spreadsheet that contain a number
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do you mean you need to REPLACE your factor X into factor Y?
"Office Jnr" wrote: I would like to change all cells on a spreadsheet that contain a number multiplied by X to the same number multiplied by Y |
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Yes
"4pinoy" wrote: do you mean you need to REPLACE your factor X into factor Y? "Office Jnr" wrote: I would like to change all cells on a spreadsheet that contain a number multiplied by X to the same number multiplied by Y |
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1. Do all cells that contain a number is obtained under a formula ?
2. How many times do you use the Factor X in one formula ? "Office Jnr" wrote: Yes "4pinoy" wrote: do you mean you need to REPLACE your factor X into factor Y? "Office Jnr" wrote: I would like to change all cells on a spreadsheet that contain a number multiplied by X to the same number multiplied by Y |
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almost like - Edit- find "*12" - Replace all with "*21". When I do this
instead of keeping the figure that is being multiplied and multiplying it by 21 it i replacing the whole cell content with "*21" only. "Office Jnr" wrote: Yes "4pinoy" wrote: do you mean you need to REPLACE your factor X into factor Y? "Office Jnr" wrote: I would like to change all cells on a spreadsheet that contain a number multiplied by X to the same number multiplied by Y |
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It is like "A*6.4" and i want to change this to "A *13.5", but the figure A
varies in many other cells. I want to keep the figure A but find and replace all is replacing with *13.5 only. "4pinoy" wrote: 1. Do all cells that contain a number is obtained under a formula ? 2. How many times do you use the Factor X in one formula ? "Office Jnr" wrote: Yes "4pinoy" wrote: do you mean you need to REPLACE your factor X into factor Y? "Office Jnr" wrote: I would like to change all cells on a spreadsheet that contain a number multiplied by X to the same number multiplied by Y |
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Have you considered Find/Replace? in the edit menu?
"Office Jnr" wrote: I would like to change all cells on a spreadsheet that contain a number multiplied by X to the same number multiplied by Y |
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Yes I have tried this: eg in "A*12*" Find *12 Replace with *21 instead of
giving me A*21 it replaces the whole cell content with just *21 "Rookie 1st class" wrote: Have you considered Find/Replace? in the edit menu? "Office Jnr" wrote: I would like to change all cells on a spreadsheet that contain a number multiplied by X to the same number multiplied by Y |
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Add a tilde "~" in front of the asterisk.
That changes the asterisk from a wildcard character to just an asterisk. -- Jim Cone San Francisco, USA http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware "Office Jnr" wrote in message Yes I have tried this: eg in "A*12*" Find *12 Replace with *21 instead of giving me A*21 it replaces the whole cell content with just *21 "Rookie 1st class" wrote: Have you considered Find/Replace? in the edit menu? "Office Jnr" wrote: I would like to change all cells on a spreadsheet that contain a number multiplied by X to the same number multiplied by Y |
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I don't know if/why you are actually including the quotes and the * in your
replace, but try just entering the numbers alone. Assuming formula is =A1*12 Replace what: 12 Replace with: 21 Replace. Will now have =A1*21 Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sat, 11 Nov 2006 14:51:01 -0800, Office Jnr wrote: Yes I have tried this: eg in "A*12*" Find *12 Replace with *21 instead of giving me A*21 it replaces the whole cell content with just *21 "Rookie 1st class" wrote: Have you considered Find/Replace? in the edit menu? "Office Jnr" wrote: I would like to change all cells on a spreadsheet that contain a number multiplied by X to the same number multiplied by Y |
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But of course A12*12 becomes A21*21
-- David Biddulph "Gord Dibben" <gorddibbATshawDOTca wrote in message ... I don't know if/why you are actually including the quotes and the * in your replace, but try just entering the numbers alone. Assuming formula is =A1*12 Replace what: 12 Replace with: 21 Replace. Will now have =A1*21 Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sat, 11 Nov 2006 14:51:01 -0800, Office Jnr wrote: Yes I have tried this: eg in "A*12*" Find *12 Replace with *21 instead of giving me A*21 it replaces the whole cell content with just *21 "Rookie 1st class" wrote: Have you considered Find/Replace? in the edit menu? "Office Jnr" wrote: I would like to change all cells on a spreadsheet that contain a number multiplied by X to the same number multiplied by Y |
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again...Office.Jnr...is the factor a number or a cell ref (e.g. A1,X1....) ?
or a pure number 123....Aren't you sure if it is after "*" or after "=".....? "Office Jnr" wrote: Yes I have tried this: eg in "A*12*" Find *12 Replace with *21 instead of giving me A*21 it replaces the whole cell content with just *21 "Rookie 1st class" wrote: Have you considered Find/Replace? in the edit menu? "Office Jnr" wrote: I would like to change all cells on a spreadsheet that contain a number multiplied by X to the same number multiplied by Y |
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Yep.
You're correct. Too quick with the trigger finger. Thanks David. Gord On Sat, 11 Nov 2006 23:24:37 -0000, "David Biddulph" wrote: But of course A12*12 becomes A21*21 Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP |
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Jnr?
"David Biddulph" wrote: But of course A12*12 becomes A21*21 -- David Biddulph "Gord Dibben" <gorddibbATshawDOTca wrote in message ... I don't know if/why you are actually including the quotes and the * in your replace, but try just entering the numbers alone. Assuming formula is =A1*12 Replace what: 12 Replace with: 21 Replace. Will now have =A1*21 Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sat, 11 Nov 2006 14:51:01 -0800, Office Jnr wrote: Yes I have tried this: eg in "A*12*" Find *12 Replace with *21 instead of giving me A*21 it replaces the whole cell content with just *21 "Rookie 1st class" wrote: Have you considered Find/Replace? in the edit menu? "Office Jnr" wrote: I would like to change all cells on a spreadsheet that contain a number multiplied by X to the same number multiplied by Y |
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i dont know why it mostly freeze a question when i log in...? Are u still
there ? "Office Jnr" wrote: I would like to change all cells on a spreadsheet that contain a number multiplied by X to the same number multiplied by Y |
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if I just lookup 12 it could replace all the other figures on the spreadsheet
thar are just 12 but are not multiplying anything. Lets say for example I had a figure 12*12 and I wanted to put in multiplied by 21 - 12*21. It would end up 21*21. I think this is what Biddulph meant as well. "Gord Dibben" wrote: I don't know if/why you are actually including the quotes and the * in your replace, but try just entering the numbers alone. Assuming formula is =A1*12 Replace what: 12 Replace with: 21 Replace. Will now have =A1*21 Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sat, 11 Nov 2006 14:51:01 -0800, Office Jnr wrote: Yes I have tried this: eg in "A*12*" Find *12 Replace with *21 instead of giving me A*21 it replaces the whole cell content with just *21 "Rookie 1st class" wrote: Have you considered Find/Replace? in the edit menu? "Office Jnr" wrote: I would like to change all cells on a spreadsheet that contain a number multiplied by X to the same number multiplied by Y |
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Sorry had given up and went to sleep UK time.
The factor is a number. I know the easiest way would be to replace with a cell as a multiplying factor and then always do th changes there But I am using someone's spreadsheet and don't want to "step on their toes" "4pinoy" wrote: i dont know why it mostly freeze a question when i log in...? Are u still there ? "Office Jnr" wrote: I would like to change all cells on a spreadsheet that contain a number multiplied by X to the same number multiplied by Y |
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Have you tried with the tilde(~) as Jim Cone suggested?
Replace what: ~*12 With: ~*21 Gord On Sun, 12 Nov 2006 06:00:02 -0800, Office Jnr wrote: Sorry had given up and went to sleep UK time. The factor is a number. I know the easiest way would be to replace with a cell as a multiplying factor and then always do th changes there But I am using someone's spreadsheet and don't want to "step on their toes" "4pinoy" wrote: i dont know why it mostly freeze a question when i log in...? Are u still there ? "Office Jnr" wrote: I would like to change all cells on a spreadsheet that contain a number multiplied by X to the same number multiplied by Y Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP |
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