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Updating cells by adding 5%
I have several cells that have numeric values in them and I need to update
each cell by 5%. How can I create a formula in the first cell and copy it to all my other cells so that I do not have to mulitply each cell by 5%???? -- Jill |
Updating cells by adding 5%
Put 1.05 in an empty cell, copy it select the target cells, Paste
special, Multiply. Jill wrote: I have several cells that have numeric values in them and I need to update each cell by 5%. How can I create a formula in the first cell and copy it to all my other cells so that I do not have to mulitply each cell by 5%???? |
Updating cells by adding 5%
You don't need a formula.
Put 1.05 (105%) in an empty cell edit|copy that cell select your range to adjust Edit|paste special|click multiply and values clear that cell with 1.05 in it. Jill wrote: I have several cells that have numeric values in them and I need to update each cell by 5%. How can I create a formula in the first cell and copy it to all my other cells so that I do not have to mulitply each cell by 5%???? -- Jill -- Dave Peterson |
Updating cells by adding 5%
Try this
in a cell type 0.05 and copy it. Select the cells u want to multiply | go to edit | paste special | values | multiply | ok On Sep 24, 11:07*am, Jill wrote: I have several cells that have numeric values in them and I need to update each cell by 5%. *How can I create a formula in the first cell and copy it to all my other cells so that I do not have to mulitply each cell by 5%???? -- Jill |
Updating cells by adding 5%
That will convert a value of 1 to 0.05. The value to copy is 1.05
muddan madhu wrote: Try this in a cell type 0.05 and copy it. Select the cells u want to multiply | go to edit | paste special | values | multiply | ok On Sep 24, 11:07 am, Jill wrote: I have several cells that have numeric values in them and I need to update each cell by 5%. How can I create a formula in the first cell and copy it to all my other cells so that I do not have to mulitply each cell by 5%???? -- Jill |
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