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Hi TKS
I am not quite sure if I understand you correctly, but what I would do is this: If you want to have numbers in Columns A, B and C and multiply them in Column D, you could enter following formula to your column D: =A1*B1*C1 which of course only works, if all three fields have a number in it, otherwise it results in 0. To avoid this you could change the formula to: =IF(A1="",1,A1)*IF(B1="",1,B1)*IF(C1="",1,C1) that would mean though, that if you leave all three columns empty it would result in 1. Now you could change it to: =IF(AND(A1="",B1="",C1=""),0,IF(A1="",1,A1)*IF(B1= "",1,B1)*IF(C1="", 1,C1)) hope that helps you Cheers Carlo PS: maybe there will be a wordwrap, all formulas should be on one line! On Dec 27, 8:56*am, Scott wrote: I'm trying to enter a formula so that when I type numbers in columns, like B & C, I get the result (of multiplying) the columns in column D or wherever.. I can do it individually, but for the life of me I can't figure out how to make it apply to all the numbers as I add them. Help would be outstanding!! TKS |
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