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How do assign formulas to an entire column?
I need all the dates in Column "D" to reflect dates in Column "C" with 75
days added. The datesv in Column "C" will be different. How can I assign the formula to affect the entire column minus the title row. Thanks. |
How do assign formulas to an entire column?
"Danny" wrote in message
... I need all the dates in Column "D" to reflect dates in Column "C" with 75 days added. The datesv in Column "C" will be different. How can I assign the formula to affect the entire column minus the title row. Thanks. You didn't need to ask twice. In D2, enter =C2+75. Format D2 as date. Copy D2, select D3 to whatever the foot of the column is, & Paste [or simply drag the bottom right hand corner of D2 as far down the column as you like to auto-fill.] -- David Biddulph |
How do assign formulas to an entire column?
It worked, thanks! Also apologies for the double post, it said I had an
error when I first tried it. "David Biddulph" wrote: "Danny" wrote in message ... I need all the dates in Column "D" to reflect dates in Column "C" with 75 days added. The datesv in Column "C" will be different. How can I assign the formula to affect the entire column minus the title row. Thanks. You didn't need to ask twice. In D2, enter =C2+75. Format D2 as date. Copy D2, select D3 to whatever the foot of the column is, & Paste [or simply drag the bottom right hand corner of D2 as far down the column as you like to auto-fill.] -- David Biddulph |
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