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Trying to insert a 5% price increase into a range of cells. I.e. - customer
price list will recieve a 5% increase... Is there any way to to insert a
formula into a range of cells or do you "paste & copy" the formula into each
individual cell (what I am doing now).
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Put the number 1.05 into a cell that you are not currently using. Copy the
cell. Highlight the range of cells that you would like to apply the 5%
increase to. Click on Edit -- Past Special... -- Choose Multiply from the
operation section. Click OK.
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Trying to insert a 5% price increase into a range of cells. I.e. - customer
price list will recieve a 5% increase... Is there any way to to insert a
formula into a range of cells or do you "paste & copy" the formula into each
individual cell (what I am doing now).

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If you are going to increase a value with 5% you can do as follows,
put 1.05 in an empty cell, copy it (ctrl + C or editcopy), select the list
you want to change and do editpaste special and select multiply
You might want to backup your data first


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Trying to insert a 5% price increase into a range of cells. I.e. -

customer
price list will recieve a 5% increase... Is there any way to to insert a
formula into a range of cells or do you "paste & copy" the formula into

each
individual cell (what I am doing now).



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Thank You - Thank You - Thank You

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Put the number 1.05 into a cell that you are not currently using. Copy the
cell. Highlight the range of cells that you would like to apply the 5%
increase to. Click on Edit -- Past Special... -- Choose Multiply from the
operation section. Click OK.
- Search

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Trying to insert a 5% price increase into a range of cells. I.e. - customer
price list will recieve a 5% increase... Is there any way to to insert a
formula into a range of cells or do you "paste & copy" the formula into each
individual cell (what I am doing now).

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Thank You so much!!

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote:

If you are going to increase a value with 5% you can do as follows,
put 1.05 in an empty cell, copy it (ctrl + C or editcopy), select the list
you want to change and do editpaste special and select multiply
You might want to backup your data first


--

Regards,

Peo Sjoblom

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Trying to insert a 5% price increase into a range of cells. I.e. -

customer
price list will recieve a 5% increase... Is there any way to to insert a
formula into a range of cells or do you "paste & copy" the formula into

each
individual cell (what I am doing now).




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