Numbers-Setting one cell value and dragging formulas
How do I set multiple cells to use a single cell value to calculate from without having to input each formula separately when in a table?
How do I set multiple cells to use a single cell value to calculate from without having to input each formula separately when in a table?
Hi Ox,
Enter the formula in a cell at the top (or left) of your range of cells.
Press return.
Click once on that cell and you will see a small white circle bottom right of that cell.
Drag the circle down to fill a column, or right to fill a row.
Or,
Click in the first cell, then shift-click to select to the end of the range.
Menu > Insert > Fill.
Regards,
Ian.
Hi Ox,
Page 81 of the Numbers'09 User Guide: Autofilling Table Cells.
The Guide is available for download from the Numbers Help Menu.
Regards,
Ian
Hi Ox,
multiple cells to use a single cell value to calculate from
Maybe you mean this:
The single cell value in A2 is fixed for all formulas in Column C. Use the $ notation (absolute cell reference)
Formula in C2 (and filled down) is =$A$2*B2
Row numbers for B change as you fill down. $A$2 is constant in all rows of C
Regards,
Ian.
Hi Ian, thanks for the help. Your last solution has nailed it.
Hi Ox,
I misread your question at first, but I finally got there.
Thank for the green tick.
Regards,
Ian.
Page 129 in the numbers manual talks about absolute referencing (the $ in the formula)
Jason
Numbers-Setting one cell value and dragging formulas