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i can not figure out how to enter a numeric value and have it multiply the
number entered and transfer it to another sheet.
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Can you not put the multiplier in the other sheet?

for example if you enter the number 25 in A1 of sheet1 and want to have it
multiplied by 10, put this formula in your 2nd sheet.

=Sheet1!A1*10

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i can not figure out how to enter a numeric value and have it multiply the
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On Sheet2 try =2*Sheet1!A1
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