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raising multiple cells containing numbers by a percentage
How do you raise multiple cells containing numbers at one time by a percentage.
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raising multiple cells containing numbers by a percentage
Let's say you want 7%
In some empty cell (say Z1) type 1.07 and copy this value Select the range the be changed and use Edit | Paste Special with Multiply checked off in the dialog; click OK Now you can delete Z1 Back up you file before you start this in case you err. best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "Tammy Dean" wrote in message ... How do you raise multiple cells containing numbers at one time by a percentage. |
raising multiple cells containing numbers by a percentage
Thank you so much.
"Bernard Liengme" wrote: Let's say you want 7% In some empty cell (say Z1) type 1.07 and copy this value Select the range the be changed and use Edit | Paste Special with Multiply checked off in the dialog; click OK Now you can delete Z1 Back up you file before you start this in case you err. best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "Tammy Dean" wrote in message ... How do you raise multiple cells containing numbers at one time by a percentage. |
raising multiple cells containing numbers by a percentage
Enter your number in a blank cell e.g. for 50% enter 1.5 as the multiplying
factor With this cell highlighted click Copy Highlight all the cells you wish to raise by this percentage. Select Edit - Paste Special - Radio button Multiply - Click OK All the cells highlighted will be multiplied by 1.5 i.e. raised by 50% "Tammy Dean" wrote: How do you raise multiple cells containing numbers at one time by a percentage. |
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