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Is there a way to multiply all values in my spreadsheet by 10? If so, how?
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Type the 10 in some random cell and copy. Select your target cells and Edit
Paste Special, and select the Multiply radio button. "RTimberlake" wrote: Is there a way to multiply all values in my spreadsheet by 10? If so, how? |
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First, make a copy of the workbook in case you make a typo or something,
then put 10 in an empty cell, copy it, then select all values needed and do editpaste special and select multiply -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom (No private emails please) "RTimberlake" wrote in message ... Is there a way to multiply all values in my spreadsheet by 10? If so, how? |
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in a blank cell, or in a cell on another sheet enter 10, and then copy the
cell. Then highlight the whole sheet you want to multiply. Select Edit-Paste Special and select mulitply. "RTimberlake" wrote: Is there a way to multiply all values in my spreadsheet by 10? If so, how? |
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Thank you. I knew there had to be an easy way to make that work.
"Sloth" wrote: in a blank cell, or in a cell on another sheet enter 10, and then copy the cell. Then highlight the whole sheet you want to multiply. Select Edit-Paste Special and select mulitply. "RTimberlake" wrote: Is there a way to multiply all values in my spreadsheet by 10? If so, how? |
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