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Biff "RLR" wrote in message ... Thanks, learned something new. "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: Enter your multiplier in an empty cell. Copy that cell Select the range of cells to multiply Then do EditPaste SpecialMultiplyOK Biff "RLR" wrote in message ... I have a spread sheet of repair cost for 34 different plan types, each column is a different plan type of home with repair costs for that plan type in each column. I want to multiple each column by the number of homes in each of the plan types. I don't want to enter a formula in each cell of the column (total of 225 costs per column). There must be a simpler way. Using Excel 2003. |
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