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amatur wkr

Formula needed for repetative spreadsheet
 
I would like to generate a list 0.1 to 30.0 (in 1/10th increments) but each
to be multiplied by a specific dollar figure. How do I multiply each cell by
the same number but don't have to enter the formula on each line?

Gary''s Student

Formula needed for repetative spreadsheet
 
Put your dollar figure in B1 and in A1 put:

=$B$1*0.1*ROW() and copy down
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Gary''s Student - gsnu200782


"amatur wkr" wrote:

I would like to generate a list 0.1 to 30.0 (in 1/10th increments) but each
to be multiplied by a specific dollar figure. How do I multiply each cell by
the same number but don't have to enter the formula on each line?


Gaurav[_3_]

Formula needed for repetative spreadsheet
 
Enter that figure in a cellcopy itselect the range of cells that you want
to multiplyright clickpaste specialmultiplyok

Does that work?


"amatur wkr" wrote in message
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I would like to generate a list 0.1 to 30.0 (in 1/10th increments) but each
to be multiplied by a specific dollar figure. How do I multiply each cell
by
the same number but don't have to enter the formula on each line?




ryguy7272

Formula needed for repetative spreadsheet
 
In cell A1 put .1
Put your dollar amount in cell B1 ($10 or whatever you need)
in Cell A2 put =A1+.1
Now Excel should show .2 in Cell A2.
Place the mouse in the lower right-hand corner of the cell; you should see a
black cross. Click the mouse and drag down until you get to row w300.


Regards,
Ryan--
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RyGuy


"amatur wkr" wrote:

I would like to generate a list 0.1 to 30.0 (in 1/10th increments) but each
to be multiplied by a specific dollar figure. How do I multiply each cell by
the same number but don't have to enter the formula on each line?



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