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How do I add one fixed amount to several selected cells at once?
I have a spreadsheet showing the costs of shipping via UPS on all zones for
several different weights. I need to add $15 to all the costs as our surcharge for handling. Please help with a simple formula to add 15 to all selected cells. |
How do I add one fixed amount to several selected cells at once?
On a seperate cell insert the value 15
Copy that value (15). Highlight the cells you want to add the 15 to. Click on Edit - Paste Special Underneath the Paste section Select "Formula" Underneath the Operation section select "Add" Click OK That should add 15 to all the cells you selected. Feel free to delete the 15 you inserted on a seperate cell it wont affect the formula you just pasted. "Veriel" wrote: I have a spreadsheet showing the costs of shipping via UPS on all zones for several different weights. I need to add $15 to all the costs as our surcharge for handling. Please help with a simple formula to add 15 to all selected cells. |
How do I add one fixed amount to several selected cells at once?
In a blank cell type 15, copy the cell, select the cells to which you want to
add 15, click Copy Paste Special, under Operations click Add, the OK. "Veriel" wrote: I have a spreadsheet showing the costs of shipping via UPS on all zones for several different weights. I need to add $15 to all the costs as our surcharge for handling. Please help with a simple formula to add 15 to all selected cells. |
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