[j_richmo]

j_richmo wrote:
*Hi, I just am new to my job and struggling with some word things
they asked me to do. I have a table in word and in each row I need to
multiple the number in the "C" column by 0.59 and have that number
appear 2 cells over. I know that I can write =product(C1,0.59) and do
that for each cell, but there are thousands of them and I would guess
that there is some sort of formula for an entire column or some sort
of way of saying the C cell in this row, rather than haviong to type
in the formula 1,000 times. Thanks. *

Sorry, anyone know?



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[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Unfortunately, no, Word has no way to AutoFill cells with formulas; have you
tried embedding an Excel worksheet for this?

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j_richmo wrote:
*Hi, I just am new to my job and struggling with some word things
they asked me to do. I have a table in word and in each row I need to
multiple the number in the "C" column by 0.59 and have that number
appear 2 cells over. I know that I can write =product(C1,0.59) and do
that for each cell, but there are thousands of them and I would guess
that there is some sort of formula for an entire column or some sort
of way of saying the C cell in this row, rather than haviong to type
in the formula 1,000 times. Thanks. *

Sorry, anyone know?



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