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I want to have a column which has a formula which multiplies an absolute cell
by a number which increases incrementally. =1*$A$4 =2*$A$4 etc. up to about 100. How can I enter the consecutive number into the formula so I can replicate it? I don't want an extra column with the numbers 1-100! Thanks |
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