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Hi All
Firstly I'm sorry if this question is a little basic but I'm new to Excel and am struggling to with this problem. ![]() I'm using excel 2007 and trying to multiply an entire column by the value of a single cell to produce another column of answers Therefore If cell A1 has a value of 10 And column D has 50 cells each with different values I want to multiply each value in column D by the value in Cell A1 and produce 50 answers in column E |
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In E1, insert:
=D1*A$1 Then copy down as far as needed
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Cheers, Paul Edstein [Fmr MS MVP - Word] |
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Thanks Paul,
I didn't know about the $ |
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