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I am trying to set up and excel sheet. I need to divide several row
separately by one number and I am having a hard time. I know if I have the number in i.e, d5 and my column is c, then I will need to do the formula as this: c?/d$5. Is this correct and if so, how do I make this formula enter into the entire "c" column without having to type it over and over? |
1. Put the formula you want in the top cell in column c. For example, in c5,
put =d5/3, or whatever formula you need. 2. Put your mouse on the small black square at the bottom right of the highlighted box. It's call the "fill handle". Drag it down as far as you need. Excel will create the formulas for you. For example, in c6, it will put =d6/3, etc. 3. If you really want row 5 to stay constant (ie, not change), that's what the $ sign does. If your formula is =d$5/3, then the row (5) will not change as you drag the formula down. -- Regards, Fred Please reply to newsgroup, not e-mail "Betsy" wrote in message ... I am trying to set up and excel sheet. I need to divide several row separately by one number and I am having a hard time. I know if I have the number in i.e, d5 and my column is c, then I will need to do the formula as this: c?/d$5. Is this correct and if so, how do I make this formula enter into the entire "c" column without having to type it over and over? |
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