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I have a cell i want to multiply by 9. I have a lot of them. So I'd like a
macro with a shortcut to do it for me. For Example: cell c62 has a value of 177. I want it to have a value of 1593. Instead of manually editing each cell (F2, home,=,end,*,9,enter) each and every time, a macro here would save lots of time. Unfortunately when I write the macro, it works on the first cell I wrote it on, but when I execute it on other cells it gives me the same value of 1593 for each cell i try it on. It just inserts the formula =177*9 and the value 1593. Can anyone please help?? I'm stuck and it would sure help. Thanks. |
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