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Simultaneously change values in multiple cells?
I would like to simultaneously reset the values of several cells to zero. Is
there a way to do this? |
If you select each cell that needs to be reset, enter zero in the last one,
then press CTRL Enter, all of the selected cells will be set to zero. Jon C "Jaclyn" wrote: I would like to simultaneously reset the values of several cells to zero. Is there a way to do this? |
Are they constants or formulas?
If constants, then yes. Are they contiguous cells, or are they scattered about your sheet? If contiguous, select them all, type a zero, and press Ctrl-Enter. If scattered about, then carefully select them all using Ctrl-left click, then give them a rangename. Once they've been named, type the name into the address box (immediately above the intersection of the grey bands with the rows #s and column letters) and press Enter (which selects them all), type a zero, and press Ctrl-Enter "Jaclyn" wrote: I would like to simultaneously reset the values of several cells to zero. Is there a way to do this? |
Is there a way to automatically pick certain cells? I am creating this for
the use of others in my office, and I need them to be able to "reset" the worksheet without having to search out the cells that need to be zeroed. "Jon C" wrote: If you select each cell that needs to be reset, enter zero in the last one, then press CTRL Enter, all of the selected cells will be set to zero. Jon C "Jaclyn" wrote: I would like to simultaneously reset the values of several cells to zero. Is there a way to do this? |
An Excel Scenario might be what you're looking for:
1)Set each of the cells that must be reset to zero. 2)ToolsScenariosAdd... Name the scenario (ResetCells, or whatever works for you) Select the cells to be reset. When done...save the scenario Then...whenever you need the cells reset: ToolsScenarios Pick the scenario and click [Show] Does that help? -- Regards, Ron "Jaclyn" wrote: I would like to simultaneously reset the values of several cells to zero. Is there a way to do this? |
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