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If I have entered in all my values and formulas into a worksheet and I want
to increase all these values by 10%, how do I go about doing this? Cheers |
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Hi Errol,
Type 1.1 into a cell and copy it. Highlight all your figures and right click + Paste Special + Multiply. Judith -- Hope this helps "Errol" wrote: If I have entered in all my values and formulas into a worksheet and I want to increase all these values by 10%, how do I go about doing this? Cheers |
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You could run a sub:
For Each C In Worksheets("sheet1").Range("A1:Z1000") If C.Value < "" Then C.Value = C.Value + C.Value / 10 End If Next "Errol" wrote: If I have entered in all my values and formulas into a worksheet and I want to increase all these values by 10%, how do I go about doing this? Cheers |
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Hi,
In an empty cell enter 1.1 and copy it Select the values to increase and then Edit|Paste special - select 'Multiply' Ok delete the cell with 1.1 in Mike "Errol" wrote: If I have entered in all my values and formulas into a worksheet and I want to increase all these values by 10%, how do I go about doing this? Cheers |
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You can change the values by putting 1.1 in an empty cell somewhere
(this is equivalent to 110%), selecting that cell and clicking on <copy. Then you should select all the values in your sheet (not the formulae) and then Edit | Paste Special | Values (check) | Multiply (check) | OK then <Esc. You can delete the 1.1 from the original cell. Some of your formulae may not work in the same way if you do this. If, for example, you had a formula like: =IF(A1<10,do_something,do_something_else) and A1 used to contain 9.5 so that the do_something was actioned, then increasing A1 by 10% will cause the do_something_else to be actioned. Hope this helps. Pete On Sep 23, 4:29*pm, Errol wrote: If I have entered in all my values and formulas into a worksheet and I want to increase all these values by 10%, how do I go about doing this? Cheers |
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Errol, there could be a variety of ways of doing this depending upon how you
have constructed your Workbook but here is a simple possible solution:- 1 10% 0.1 2 10% 0.2 3 10% 0.3 4 10% 0.4 5 10% 0.5 The above info was entered into cells A1:C5. Please hit Yes if my comments have been helpful to you. Thanks! "Errol" wrote: If I have entered in all my values and formulas into a worksheet and I want to increase all these values by 10%, how do I go about doing this? Cheers |
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See this:
http://contextures.com/xlDataEntry04.html Includes a video demonstration. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Errol" wrote in message ... If I have entered in all my values and formulas into a worksheet and I want to increase all these values by 10%, how do I go about doing this? Cheers |
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