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jillingore

once you have an amount in a cell how do you get that amount to i.
 
How do you get an amount already in a cell that had been formatted to
increase by say 500

LanceB

Place 500 in a blank cell, edit|copy the cell with 500, edit|past
special|add on the cell you want to change



"jillingore" wrote:

How do you get an amount already in a cell that had been formatted to
increase by say 500


Bernie Deitrick

Jill,

You can add 500 to a cell by typing 500 in a blank cell, copying that cell,
then selecting your cell that you want to increment and: right-click, select
Paste Special, then click "Values" and "Add" and then press OK. You can do
this to multiple cells instead of just one.

Or, if you have a value in a cell, you can press F2, type +500, then select
everything in the cell and press F9. If you have a formula, press F2, then
type + 500 and press Enter.

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP


"jillingore" wrote in message
...
How do you get an amount already in a cell that had been formatted to
increase by say 500




Lady Layla

Hi Bernie

What does clicking Values do? I use the paste special Add or Multiply all the
time and never had changed All to Values in the top section.



"Bernie Deitrick" <deitbe @ consumer dot org wrote in message
...
: Jill,
:
: You can add 500 to a cell by typing 500 in a blank cell, copying that cell,
: then selecting your cell that you want to increment and: right-click, select
: Paste Special, then click "Values" and "Add" and then press OK. You can do
: this to multiple cells instead of just one.
:
: Or, if you have a value in a cell, you can press F2, type +500, then select
: everything in the cell and press F9. If you have a formula, press F2, then
: type + 500 and press Enter.
:
: HTH,
: Bernie
: MS Excel MVP
:
:
: "jillingore" wrote in message
: ...
: How do you get an amount already in a cell that had been formatted to
: increase by say 500
:
:



Bernie Deitrick

Lady Layla,

What does clicking Values do?


Keeps you from pasting (or overwriting existing) colors, conditional
formats, comments, borders....

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP


"Lady Layla" wrote in message
...
Hi Bernie

What does clicking Values do? I use the paste special Add or Multiply all

the
time and never had changed All to Values in the top section.



"Bernie Deitrick" <deitbe @ consumer dot org wrote in message
...
: Jill,
:
: You can add 500 to a cell by typing 500 in a blank cell, copying that

cell,
: then selecting your cell that you want to increment and: right-click,

select
: Paste Special, then click "Values" and "Add" and then press OK. You can

do
: this to multiple cells instead of just one.
:
: Or, if you have a value in a cell, you can press F2, type +500, then

select
: everything in the cell and press F9. If you have a formula, press F2,

then
: type + 500 and press Enter.
:
: HTH,
: Bernie
: MS Excel MVP
:
:
: "jillingore" wrote in message
: ...
: How do you get an amount already in a cell that had been formatted to
: increase by say 500
:
:






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