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I need to multiply a complete column of data. I don't need to keep to
original data only the results. I've been using a new column and then cutting
and pasting the data back to it's original position. Is there a method of
doing this that will just overwrite the original data without the need for
all the cutting and pasting?

Many Thanks
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Hi,

Put the multiplier in a call and copy it.
Select the colmn to multiply and then
Edit|Paste Special
Select Multiply and click OK
Delete the multiplier.

Mike

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I need to multiply a complete column of data. I don't need to keep to
original data only the results. I've been using a new column and then cutting
and pasting the data back to it's original position. Is there a method of
doing this that will just overwrite the original data without the need for
all the cutting and pasting?

Many Thanks

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Many thanks, easy when you know how!
Thanks again.

"Mike H" wrote:

Hi,

Put the multiplier in a call and copy it.
Select the colmn to multiply and then
Edit|Paste Special
Select Multiply and click OK
Delete the multiplier.

Mike

"barney633" wrote:

I need to multiply a complete column of data. I don't need to keep to
original data only the results. I've been using a new column and then cutting
and pasting the data back to it's original position. Is there a method of
doing this that will just overwrite the original data without the need for
all the cutting and pasting?

Many Thanks

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