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p45cal p45cal is offline Doing Element wise operation by defined name for two or more data set on the same column in excel? Windows 10 Doing Element wise operation by defined name for two or more data set on the same column in excel? Office 2019
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Office365 lets you do this; the formula
=sales.value/sales.Volume
in cell C14 will spill the results down to cell C19.


With earlier versions you should be able to select cells C14 to C19 and type in the same formula, but commit the formula to the whole selected range using Ctrl+Shift+Enter rather than the usual plain Enter. (I haven't checked this.)
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