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Hello,
I was not sure which Excel Group this should be asked in, so sorry if this is the wrong one. If I have a column of values, how can I create a formula in each cell to be value * an absolute cell in the worksheet. For example I have: 345 367.45 241.67 I want to have: =345 * $x$2 =367.45 * $x$2 =241.67 * $x$2 I want the formula in the cell when I am done which would refer to the same cell (x2) as opposed to having just a total number. And I was hoping I could do this without hitting F2 and editing each cell manually since my actual column is much larger. Any suggestions, would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance. |
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