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How do I copy a function formula?
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I calculated the cost of a product by multiplying the product price by the quantity. (That's my excercise). And I have to copy that formula in cell F7 into the cells F8:F9, F15:F19, F25:F26. The first formula should look like: =D7*E7. And then copied into the other cells. How I should do it? Please, RSVP as soon as possible. |
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How do I copy a function formula?
Hi,
Type =D7*E7 in cell F7. Then copy that formula down to the range you need. The references would change automatically when you copy the formulas. Regards Govind. Matilde wrote: Hi! I calculated the cost of a product by multiplying the product price by the quantity. (That's my excercise). And I have to copy that formula in cell F7 into the cells F8:F9, F15:F19, F25:F26. The first formula should look like: =D7*E7. And then copied into the other cells. How I should do it? Please, RSVP as soon as possible. |
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How do I copy a function formula?
OK, but how to copy:
- Drag and drop - Copy / Paste -Or other ways... Thanks for helping me... I learned Excel in Argentina almost 10 years ago but my mistake is not have practiced for a long time. And now it's in English, so everything is more difficult and I'm not used to think too much lately. Email me. Bye. "Govind" wrote: Hi, Type =D7*E7 in cell F7. Then copy that formula down to the range you need. The references would change automatically when you copy the formulas. Regards Govind. Matilde wrote: Hi! I calculated the cost of a product by multiplying the product price by the quantity. (That's my excercise). And I have to copy that formula in cell F7 into the cells F8:F9, F15:F19, F25:F26. The first formula should look like: =D7*E7. And then copied into the other cells. How I should do it? Please, RSVP as soon as possible. |
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How do I copy a function formula?
Hi,
Use Copy/Paste. Regards Govind. Matilde wrote: OK, but how to copy: - Drag and drop - Copy / Paste -Or other ways... Thanks for helping me... I learned Excel in Argentina almost 10 years ago but my mistake is not have practiced for a long time. And now it's in English, so everything is more difficult and I'm not used to think too much lately. Email me. Bye. "Govind" wrote: Hi, Type =D7*E7 in cell F7. Then copy that formula down to the range you need. The references would change automatically when you copy the formulas. Regards Govind. Matilde wrote: Hi! I calculated the cost of a product by multiplying the product price by the quantity. (That's my excercise). And I have to copy that formula in cell F7 into the cells F8:F9, F15:F19, F25:F26. The first formula should look like: =D7*E7. And then copied into the other cells. How I should do it? Please, RSVP as soon as possible. |
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