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I am creating a database that generates an estimate of materials and labor
with a total estimated price. I am on 1 worksheet where I want to write a formula for a column. =G2*H2+(I2)-(J2) is the cell formula but I need it to be in the whole column. It takes the dimensions entered in "G" and "H" then adds or subtracts from the square footage. Is it possible to make this do the whole column without typing out each cell in that column? I am fairly new to this. |
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Enter the formula in one of the cells in the column. Then highlight that
cell and choose Edit / Copy from the menu path. Then highlight the entire column and choose Edit / Paste from the menu path. Basically you can copy the formula to any cell and it will read the proper cells in each row (since you don't have "$" in your formula). Also be careful about using parenthesis in your formula so that the multiplication, addition, and subtraction is done in the order that you want it to. Hope that helps. Bill Horton "FearFactory510" wrote: I am creating a database that generates an estimate of materials and labor with a total estimated price. I am on 1 worksheet where I want to write a formula for a column. =G2*H2+(I2)-(J2) is the cell formula but I need it to be in the whole column. It takes the dimensions entered in "G" and "H" then adds or subtracts from the square footage. Is it possible to make this do the whole column without typing out each cell in that column? I am fairly new to this. |
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If you mean that you want the formula to appear in many cells within the
column, then simply 1) select the cell with the formula, 2) either press Ctrl-C or use the menu to choose Edit-Copy 3) select the cells where you want the formula to be 4) either press Ctrl-V or use the menu to choose Edit-paste "FearFactory510" wrote: I am creating a database that generates an estimate of materials and labor with a total estimated price. I am on 1 worksheet where I want to write a formula for a column. =G2*H2+(I2)-(J2) is the cell formula but I need it to be in the whole column. It takes the dimensions entered in "G" and "H" then adds or subtracts from the square footage. Is it possible to make this do the whole column without typing out each cell in that column? I am fairly new to this. |
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