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Simple way to add a reference to a cell
I have a number of estimates across 3 seperate worksheets. I would like to
be able to multiply each of these numbers by referring them to a specific cell whose value I can change. However, I don't want to have to go to each seperate cell and retype the original number and then add the reference cell. For example, if I have the numbers 100, 200, 300 in seperate cells and want to multiply each of these numbers by the number in cell A1, is there a way to add *A1 to each of the cells without having to retype in each individual cell? |
Simple way to add a reference to a cell
in a2 to a10: -- 1000
in a1: -- 10 copy a1 select a2:a1000 paste special/multiply ....Patrick "synapse" a écrit dans le message de news:rlsVc.36011$X12.8776@edtnps84... I have a number of estimates across 3 seperate worksheets. I would like to be able to multiply each of these numbers by referring them to a specific cell whose value I can change. However, I don't want to have to go to each seperate cell and retype the original number and then add the reference cell. For example, if I have the numbers 100, 200, 300 in seperate cells and want to multiply each of these numbers by the number in cell A1, is there a way to add *A1 to each of the cells without having to retype in each individual cell? |
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