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I have a worksheet where I pick about 20 colums that will give me my Min and
Max of that row. I then move down to another row and need the same thing just in the row I pick. I copy and paste each time and then change the colum nuber. Is there a way to change the colum nubers in a faster way. What I mean is instead of deleteing the number then puting in the new number for every colum, something like A2,b2,c2,d2,e2,= a4,b4,c4,d4,e4. a quick change of all the numbers at once? Thanks |
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Hi bkj,
Not knowing all the particulars: Short of hovering the mouse so you get a cross, and then clicking and dragging... You could also single click on the cell that is holding the formula, ctrl+f (find 2), and replace (with 4). That's assuming you want the row changed, and not the column. |
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I think you need to become familiar with Relative vs Absolute references.
In Excel, a dollar sign ($) in a reference "locks in" that part of the reference. Examples: A1: =$C$1 Copied to B2, stays: =$C$1 A1: =C1 Copied to B2, becomes: =D2 A1: =$C1 Copied to B2, becomes: =$C2 A1: =C$1 Copied to B2, becomes: =D$1 Am I on the right track here? Does that give you something to work with? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "bkj8890" wrote: I have a worksheet where I pick about 20 colums that will give me my Min and Max of that row. I then move down to another row and need the same thing just in the row I pick. I copy and paste each time and then change the colum nuber. Is there a way to change the colum nubers in a faster way. What I mean is instead of deleteing the number then puting in the new number for every colum, something like A2,b2,c2,d2,e2,= a4,b4,c4,d4,e4. a quick change of all the numbers at once? Thanks |
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Hi,
Let's suppose that the data are in columns A thru T, and that they start at Row 2. In cells U2 and V2 enter the following formulas. =MIN(A2:T2) =MAX(A2:T2) Select both U2 and V2, move the cursor to the bottom-right corner of the selected area, i.e., U2 and V2 (you will notice that the cursor changes into a "+" shape), hold the left mouse-button, and drag down the rows (alternatively, you can doble-click the left mouse-button when the cursor changes into a 'plus' sign to achieve the autofill). Regards, B. R. Ramachandran "bkj8890" wrote: I have a worksheet where I pick about 20 colums that will give me my Min and Max of that row. I then move down to another row and need the same thing just in the row I pick. I copy and paste each time and then change the colum nuber. Is there a way to change the colum nubers in a faster way. What I mean is instead of deleteing the number then puting in the new number for every colum, something like A2,b2,c2,d2,e2,= a4,b4,c4,d4,e4. a quick change of all the numbers at once? Thanks |
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