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I have a database which lists the price of several hun dred items. I want to
increase the price of each one by 5%. Is there a formula for this ? |
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Hi
type 1.05 in an unused cell somewhere and copy it, select the numbers you want to increase and choose edit / paste special - multiply - OK (note, would suggest doing this on a copy of your workbook first, just in case) -- Cheers JulieD check out www.hcts.net.au/tipsandtricks.htm ....well i'm working on it anyway "Bluejeans" wrote in message ... I have a database which lists the price of several hun dred items. I want to increase the price of each one by 5%. Is there a formula for this ? |
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Not a formula, per se. Before doing this, make sure you have a back up copy.
In an empty cell type 1.05. Copy the cell. Select all the prices. From the menu choose EditPaste SpecialMultiply "Bluejeans" wrote: I have a database which lists the price of several hun dred items. I want to increase the price of each one by 5%. Is there a formula for this ? |
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