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function used to get 30% of sale of $5000.00
I'm taking a class in excel 2003. One of the quiz questions is:
B3 cost of sales equals 30% of sales. Create a formula in cell B7 to calculate the cost of sales for January. Use an absolute reference to cellB3 in the formula. Any help would be great!! |
function used to get 30% of sale of $5000.00
=$B$3*.30
A better quiz question would be: what is the advantage of using an absolute reference for this calculation? None that I can discern. Dave -- A hint to posters: Specific, detailed questions are more likely to be answered than questions that provide no detail about your problem. "Help with quiz question" wrote: I'm taking a class in excel 2003. One of the quiz questions is: B3 cost of sales equals 30% of sales. Create a formula in cell B7 to calculate the cost of sales for January. Use an absolute reference to cellB3 in the formula. Any help would be great!! |
function used to get 30% of sale of $5000.00
Assuming January sales are in A7.....put this formula in B7
=$B$3*A7 As you copy it down column B, the A7 will increase to A8, A9, etc but the $B$3 will stay the same........the dollar signs are what makes it an Absolute Reference. Check the HELP section for more details. hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Help with quiz question" <Help with quiz wrote in message ... I'm taking a class in excel 2003. One of the quiz questions is: B3 cost of sales equals 30% of sales. Create a formula in cell B7 to calculate the cost of sales for January. Use an absolute reference to cellB3 in the formula. Any help would be great!! |
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