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Applying a formula to multiple cells
Put .10 in an empty cell
edit|copy that cell Select the range to adjust edit|paste special|values and multiply clean up that cell. Lindsay wrote: I have numerical data in many cells and am needing to multiply all cells by 10%. Is there a way to apply a formula to many cells at once? Rather than entering *.10 into every single cell? -- Dave Peterson |
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