Select cell C3.
Move your curser to the fill handle (lower right of cell).
When the curser becomes a black cross, left-click and
drag down as far as you wish.
George Gee
>I am trying to make the same operation for each column - the only
>difference
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> Thanks.
But how do I create the formula itself? This just overwrote all the previous
data cells with the top cell's value - thx.
> I am trying to make the same operation for each column - the only difference
> is in the rows, e.g.
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> Thanks.
George Gee - 01 Oct 2007 22:44 GMT
If you want to multiply A3 by B3, then in C3 type: =A3*B3
and copy down as previously described!
If you require anything other than this, I suggest you try to
explain exactly what it is that you want, in more detail.
Also it would be prudent to use a *copy* of your workbook
to try anything new.
George Gee
> But how do I create the formula itself? This just overwrote all the
> previous
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>> Thanks.
Gord Dibben - 02 Oct 2007 00:55 GMT
Tools>Options>Calculation.
Make sure you are set for "Automatic".
Also be sure you don't have absolute references in the first cell.
C3 should have =A3*B3 which will increment to =A4*B4 as you copy down.
You may have =$A$3*$B$3 which fixes the references to just those two cells.
Remove the $ signs from C3 formula and try again with the copy down.
Don't forget the = sign
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
>But how do I create the formula itself? This just overwrote all the previous
>data cells with the top cell's value - thx.
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>> Thanks.