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Aadhi
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Jan 7, 2009 at 06:12 AM
Jan 7, 2009 at 06:12 AM
Hi,
Am not going for Macros here. In normal way to achieve this. just follow this:
you have:
A B C D
1 Jan 100 100 100
2 Feb 200 100 300
3 Mar 100 400 500
(Note: Here A B C D denotes rows and 1 2 3 4 denotes columns. So, A1 cell refers to "Jan")
Step 1:
In the B2 cell (which has 200), in the formula bar (In between end of toolbars and the "A B C D..." row heading, which shows the actual value or the formula of the cell). There type =200 + (3*D1)/100. Which now shows the 3% summed up with the 200.
Step 2:
Click the B2 cell, in that highlighted cell, you could find a small square at the right bottom verge. Drag that downwards (assuming the "Mar" values you enter below "Feb").
Step 3:
Click the B3 cell and in the formula bar give your original value instead "200" ("200" will be present there automatically).
You shall drag and change it, else you shall do the step 1 alone for all the individual cells, where you want that 3% summed.
Regards!
Aadhi
Am not going for Macros here. In normal way to achieve this. just follow this:
you have:
A B C D
1 Jan 100 100 100
2 Feb 200 100 300
3 Mar 100 400 500
(Note: Here A B C D denotes rows and 1 2 3 4 denotes columns. So, A1 cell refers to "Jan")
Step 1:
In the B2 cell (which has 200), in the formula bar (In between end of toolbars and the "A B C D..." row heading, which shows the actual value or the formula of the cell). There type =200 + (3*D1)/100. Which now shows the 3% summed up with the 200.
Step 2:
Click the B2 cell, in that highlighted cell, you could find a small square at the right bottom verge. Drag that downwards (assuming the "Mar" values you enter below "Feb").
Step 3:
Click the B3 cell and in the formula bar give your original value instead "200" ("200" will be present there automatically).
You shall drag and change it, else you shall do the step 1 alone for all the individual cells, where you want that 3% summed.
Regards!
Aadhi
Jan 7, 2009 at 07:48 AM