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Deb B.

copying columns
 
I want to multiply one column by the next one to produce a product in
the third column. Is there a formula that does this in one step?
Thanks,
Deb

Gord Dibben

Deb

=SUMPRODUCT(A1:A65535,B1:B65535) in C1

For more on SUMPRODUCT see Bob Phillips' site

http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.SUMPRODUCT.html

Gord Dibben Excel MVP


On 26 Nov 2004 17:08:00 -0800, (Deb B.) wrote:

I want to multiply one column by the next one to produce a product in
the third column. Is there a formula that does this in one step?
Thanks,
Deb



Sean Haynes

I want to multiply one column by the next one to produce a product in the
third column. Is there a formula that does this in one step?


Not as far as I know, but Excel will allow you to do nearly the same in few
steps. Let's say you have you have the following spreadsheet:

A B C
1 Price Qty Subtotal
2 $5.00 2 $10.00
3 $4.80 10 $48.00
etc.

where C2 =A2*B2
C3 =A3*B3
etc.

Now click on C3 and drag the little black box down as far as you need. Excel
will apply "Price*Qty" formula all the way down.

I use Excel 2003 and assume this will work for you.

- Sean Haynes




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