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Gord Dibben
 
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Dan

Enter the first formula in a cell in any unused column then.......

Select the fill handle(small black lump at bottom right corner of that cell)
and drag down 6000 rows to copy/increment as per your example.

If you have continuous data in an adjacent column just double-click on the
fill handle to copy/increment down.


Gord Dibben Excel MVP

On Mon, 16 May 2005 08:01:15 -0700, "DanStephens"
wrote:

I need to make a simple function in each row of this huge database. I need it
to repeat each row without me retyping. This database is about 6,000 rows and
I don't have time to manually enter the formula each row.

Basically I need to divide 2 numbers that are included in the same row to
get a percentage.

Here is a example of what I have to manually enter:

=AD125/AB125
=AD126/AB126
=AD127/AB127

Can anyone tell me how to set some sort of 'numbering' type system to where
it automatically enters the formula all the way down the column?

Thanks in advance!

Dan




 
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