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let's say there is a constant value, $/hr or price of an item. so every line
number has a column to multiply by this value. once or twice a year, this value may change. do you just hide a column with that value replicated down until it needs to be changed? example, every line item is a day of the year. somebody makes $10 per hour. sometime during the year, they get a raise and from then on the value in the hours column needs to be multipled by the new rate. what's the best way? -- Gary |