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Adding a number to multiple cells at once
Hi, I've got a problem that I just don't really know how to word right to
search for a solution to: I've got a large spreadsheet with lots of number, not formulas, in the cells. I need to multiply every number in the sheets by 5, but I have no idea how to apply that to cells. How would I go about adding/multiplying numbers in a range of cells? Thanks |
Adding a number to multiple cells at once
Enter 5 into any blank cell
Copy that cell Select your range of numbers to multiply From the Edit Menu, select "Paste Special..." Check "Multiply" option Click OK Delete the 5 you entered originally HTH, Elkar "SeveranceD" wrote: Hi, I've got a problem that I just don't really know how to word right to search for a solution to: I've got a large spreadsheet with lots of number, not formulas, in the cells. I need to multiply every number in the sheets by 5, but I have no idea how to apply that to cells. How would I go about adding/multiplying numbers in a range of cells? Thanks |
Adding a number to multiple cells at once
One way:
Enter 5 in an empty cell. Copy the cell. Select the values to be increased. Choose Edit/Paste Special, selecting the Values and Multiply radio buttons. Click OK. In article , SeveranceD wrote: Hi, I've got a problem that I just don't really know how to word right to search for a solution to: I've got a large spreadsheet with lots of number, not formulas, in the cells. I need to multiply every number in the sheets by 5, but I have no idea how to apply that to cells. How would I go about adding/multiplying numbers in a range of cells? Thanks |
Adding a number to multiple cells at once
Thanks a ton for the easy straightforward answer.
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