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Default Running all data through a set of formulas

I have a formul that runs through four seperate steps and requires 4 seperate
cells. I have 8 tables per page with 7 rows per table, 2 columns of data that
are used to calculate the third column answer. Basically 7 rows per table
that have Data column A, Data column B, and Result column C. A,B are used to
determine C of the same Row.
The first formula converts B into a different unit of measure, formula 2
again converts the data, the third formula uses the result of formula 2 and
data A to arrive at another result, and finally the result is multiplied by
an integer and the product is C. I don't have enough space on the sheet to
add all the formulas to each set of data, and the sheet is a working model
that is printed for data collection in the field.
Basically, my question is "can I point each set of data to a single set of
formulas to get my answers?(a5,b5=c5),(a6,b6=c6), etc..
 
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