How Do You Make Formulas In A Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet?
Below are ways of entering formulas into a Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet. To duplicate a cell, click on the cell that is to reflect the duplication and type: = (Column Letter) (Row Number) From here on, I will refer to (Column Letter)(Row Number) as Cell Value. EX: To duplicate the value or formula in cell J8 into J120, click in cell J120 and type: =J8 If there is text or non-formula data in J8, J120 will reflect its exact value. But if there is a formula in J8, J120 will reflect its formula – but not the resulting value from the formula in J8. Within One Spreadsheet/Worksheet, you can duplicate cells for the following reasons: (1) To enable a cell to reflect the value of its duplicated cell. (2) To enable a cell to reflect the value of its duplicated cell every time the duplicated cell is changed. The duplicate will reflect the duplicated cell each time a change is made. (3) If the spreadsheet is a very large document, the typist won’t have to navigate through several columns or rows in
