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Merry Christmas,

I need to divide all cells in rows 2 and 3 by 100. Anybody know a way to do
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put 100 in a cell, copy it, select row 2 and 3, do editpaste special and
check divide

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Merry Christmas,

I need to divide all cells in rows 2 and 3 by 100. Anybody know a way to do
this?

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Put "=1/3" in a cell and then select it, copy, then select rows 2 and 3 and
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edit | paste special | multiply.

"Brent E" wrote:

Merry Christmas,

I need to divide all cells in rows 2 and 3 by 100. Anybody know a way to do
this?

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Oops, I meant put "=1/100" ...

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Put "=1/3" in a cell and then select it, copy, then select rows 2 and 3 and
click
edit | paste special | multiply.

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Merry Christmas,

I need to divide all cells in rows 2 and 3 by 100. Anybody know a way to do
this?

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