This should be really easy, but I am very elementary with formulas. I can
add and subtract two numbers basically.

Okay, I made a spreadsheet to figure taxes. I need to figure the sales tax
on my gasoline receipts. So I need to multiply .384 by different numbers
(from each receipt) ..... and yes, I'm running late with taxes! :-)

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks so much.

Hi let's say the numbers you want to multiply by 0.384 are in column A. Put
0.384 in a Cell (I used C1) and this in B1 and drag down

=A1*$C$1

Mike

"Georgia" wrote:

This should be really easy, but I am very elementary with formulas. I can
add and subtract two numbers basically.

Okay, I made a spreadsheet to figure taxes. I need to figure the sales tax
on my gasoline receipts. So I need to multiply .384 by different numbers
(from each receipt) ..... and yes, I'm running late with taxes! :-)

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks so much.

Thank you so much for your help, I just finished my taxes and I am taking
them in tomorrow! You and God Dibben have been of great help.
--
Georgia


"Mike H" wrote:

Hi let's say the numbers you want to multiply by 0.384 are in column A. Put
0.384 in a Cell (I used C1) and this in B1 and drag down

=A1*$C$1

Mike

"Georgia" wrote:

This should be really easy, but I am very elementary with formulas. I can
add and subtract two numbers basically.

Okay, I made a spreadsheet to figure taxes. I need to figure the sales tax
on my gasoline receipts. So I need to multiply .384 by different numbers
(from each receipt) ..... and yes, I'm running late with taxes! :-)

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks so much.

Enter .384 in a cell, say A1

Enter the numbers from your receipts in a column, say B

In C1 enter =B1*$A$1

Drag/copy down as far as you need.

Note the $ signs to keep A1 Absolute so's it does not change.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sun, 30 Mar 2008 00:50:00 -0700, Georgia
wrote:

This should be really easy, but I am very elementary with formulas. I can
add and subtract two numbers basically.

Okay, I made a spreadsheet to figure taxes. I need to figure the sales tax
on my gasoline receipts. So I need to multiply .384 by different numbers
(from each receipt) ..... and yes, I'm running late with taxes! :-)

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks so much.

Thank you so much for your help, I just finished my taxes and I am taking
them in tomorrow! Thank goodness it's almost over. You and Mike H have been
of great help. (I mispelled your name in the reply to Mike H. Sorry about
that.) Thanks again.
--
Georgia


"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Enter .384 in a cell, say A1

Enter the numbers from your receipts in a column, say B

In C1 enter =B1*$A$1

Drag/copy down as far as you need.

Note the $ signs to keep A1 Absolute so's it does not change.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sun, 30 Mar 2008 00:50:00 -0700, Georgia
wrote:

This should be really easy, but I am very elementary with formulas. I can
add and subtract two numbers basically.

Okay, I made a spreadsheet to figure taxes. I need to figure the sales tax
on my gasoline receipts. So I need to multiply .384 by different numbers
(from each receipt) ..... and yes, I'm running late with taxes! :-)

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks so much.

Maybe a misspelling but not a misrepresentation<g

Thanks for the feedback.

Good luck with the IRS

On Sun, 30 Mar 2008 19:46:00 -0700, Georgia
wrote:

Thank you so much for your help, I just finished my taxes and I am taking
them in tomorrow! Thank goodness it's almost over. You and Mike H have been
of great help. (I mispelled your name in the reply to Mike H. Sorry about
that.) Thanks again.