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increase a sheet full of numbers
i need to increase numbers on a price sheet by 10%. each individual cell
needs to reflect an increase of 10%. a sheet full of numbers! for example, cell a1 says $10.00, needs to increase to $10.10. |
increase a sheet full of numbers
Well, 10% added to 10 is 11, not 10.10 (that would be 1%).
If it is 10%, type 1.1 into an empty cell. Copy (CTRL+C). Then, select your range of data that will be increased (be sure to ONLY select the data that is to be increased), Paste Special (ALT+E, S, V), then select Multiply. Note, this will change all values, no formulas. If you need to retain the old amounts, then I'd set up a new column and have it multiply the old column by 1.1. Hope this helps. -- ** John C ** "lpeterson" wrote: i need to increase numbers on a price sheet by 10%. each individual cell needs to reflect an increase of 10%. a sheet full of numbers! for example, cell a1 says $10.00, needs to increase to $10.10. |
increase a sheet full of numbers
One easy way to do it would be to type 1.1 in a blank cell. Copy that cell,
highlight the cells you want to increase by 10% and do a paste special and click on multiply. In your example, it will multiply the $10 by 1.1 to get $10.10. You can then delete the cell with the 1.1. Hope that helps. "lpeterson" wrote in message ... i need to increase numbers on a price sheet by 10%. each individual cell needs to reflect an increase of 10%. a sheet full of numbers! for example, cell a1 says $10.00, needs to increase to $10.10. |
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