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product function
How can I make column C as product of columns A and B so that every entry in
C would be a product of entries in A and B in the same row? Thank you |
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Wouldn't that just be:
=A1*B1 and copy down? Per Erik On Tue, 09 Aug 2005 18:29:54 GMT, "spiderman" wrote: How can I make column C as product of columns A and B so that every entry in C would be a product of entries in A and B in the same row? Thank you |
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In column C1:
=A1*B1 and drag down for the rest of the rows. -- David Billigmeier "spiderman" wrote: How can I make column C as product of columns A and B so that every entry in C would be a product of entries in A and B in the same row? Thank you |
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