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LEARNForex (20) Microsoft Excel 2003 (30) Microsoft Power Point 2003 (2) Microsoft Word 2003 (2) ARCHIVE? 2009 (56) ? August (10) microsoft excel 2003:Printing result Microsoft Excel 2003: Absoluting (and multiplicati... Microsoft Excel 2003: Copying Percentage Formula Forex: Forex Trading Tips - Understanding Forex Sp... Microsoft Excel 2003: Entering formulas in the Mon... Microsoft Excel 2003: Copying Microsoft Excel 2003: Division and Percent Microsoft Excel 2003: Division and Percent Forex: Forex Trading Tips - Understanding Forex Sp... ? July (8) Forex:Forex Trading Tips - Choose Your Strategy Forex: Forex Trading Tips - Basic Forex Strategy :... Forex: Forex Trading Tips - Basic Forex Strategy :... Forex: Forex Trading Tips - Brokers That You Need ... Forex :Forex Trading Tips - Getting Started - Part... Forex: Forex Trading Tips - Getting Started - Part... Forex: Forex Trading Tips - The Advantages of Trad... Forex :Forex Trading Tips - The Advantages of Trad... ? June (18) Forex: The basic theories underlying the dollar to... Forex: Dollar-euro currency exchange Forex: Risks Forex: Forwards and Futures Forex: A spot Transaction Forex: Exchange Rates Forex: What is Forex Trading? Forex: Overview of the Forex market Forex: History(continued) Forex: History Forex: What is Forex Trading? Microsoft Excel 2003: More Cell Formatting Microsoft Excel 2003: Subtraction Microsoft Excel 2003: AutoSum METHOD - ? Microsoft Excel 2003: Functions (Continued) Microsoft Excel 2003: Functions Excel 2003:Subtraction, Multiplication, and Divisi... Excel 2003:Subtraction, Multiplication, and Divisi... ? May (20) Excel 2003:sum the numbersExcel 2003:Exiting SpreadsheetsAnytime you need to leave your spreadsheet simply ...Excel 2003:Exiting SpreadsheetsExcel 2003:Exiting SpreadsheetsExcel 2003:Saving SpreadsheetsExcel 2003:Aligning CellsExcel 2003:Inserting RowsExcel 2003:Column WideningExcel 2003:Cell Formatting(contined)Microsoft Excel 2003: Moving Around the Spreadshee...Starting Excel 2003The Office 2003 Environment:Introduction:Course Outline: Microsoft Excel 2003Microsoft Office Excel 2003Course Outline: Microsoft Power Point 2003Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003Course Outline: Microsoft Word 2003Microsoft Office: Word 2003 custom search Custom Search
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LEARNForex (20) Microsoft Excel 2003 (30) Microsoft Power Point 2003 (2) Microsoft Word 2003 (2) ARCHIVE? 2009 (56) ? August (10) microsoft excel 2003:Printing result Microsoft Excel 2003: Absoluting (and multiplicati... Microsoft Excel 2003: Copying Percentage Formula Forex: Forex Trading Tips - Understanding Forex Sp... Microsoft Excel 2003: Entering formulas in the Mon... Microsoft Excel 2003: Copying Microsoft Excel 2003: Division and Percent Microsoft Excel 2003: Division and Percent Forex: Forex Trading Tips - Understanding Forex Sp... ? July (8) Forex:Forex Trading Tips - Choose Your Strategy Forex: Forex Trading Tips - Basic Forex Strategy :... Forex: Forex Trading Tips - Basic Forex Strategy :... Forex: Forex Trading Tips - Brokers That You Need ... Forex :Forex Trading Tips - Getting Started - Part... Forex: Forex Trading Tips - Getting Started - Part... Forex: Forex Trading Tips - The Advantages of Trad... Forex :Forex Trading Tips - The Advantages of Trad... ? June (18) Forex: The basic theories underlying the dollar to... Forex: Dollar-euro currency exchange Forex: Risks Forex: Forwards and Futures Forex: A spot Transaction Forex: Exchange Rates Forex: What is Forex Trading? Forex: Overview of the Forex market Forex: History(continued) Forex: History Forex: What is Forex Trading? Microsoft Excel 2003: More Cell Formatting Microsoft Excel 2003: Subtraction Microsoft Excel 2003: AutoSum METHOD - ? Microsoft Excel 2003: Functions (Continued) Microsoft Excel 2003: Functions Excel 2003:Subtraction, Multiplication, and Divisi... Excel 2003:Subtraction, Multiplication, and Divisi... ? May (20) Excel 2003:sum the numbersExcel 2003:Exiting SpreadsheetsAnytime you need to leave your spreadsheet simply ...Excel 2003:Exiting SpreadsheetsExcel 2003:Exiting SpreadsheetsExcel 2003:Saving SpreadsheetsExcel 2003:Aligning CellsExcel 2003:Inserting RowsExcel 2003:Column WideningExcel 2003:Cell Formatting(contined)Microsoft Excel 2003: Moving Around the Spreadshee...Starting Excel 2003The Office 2003 Environment:Introduction:Course Outline: Microsoft Excel 2003Microsoft Office Excel 2003Course Outline: Microsoft Power Point 2003Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003Course Outline: Microsoft Word 2003Microsoft Office: Word 2003 custom search Custom Search
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Labels: Microsoft Excel 2003 author: Raja There are times, when we are working with a spreadsheet, that we do not want a cell to "roll" to the next column when we use the copy feature of the spreadsheet – like it did in our last copying exercise. To stop the cells from “rolling” we utilize something called absoluting. The following is an illustration of absoluting.
Go to cell A23 and type-in Number. Go to cell A25 and type-in Result.
Go to cell C23 and type in a 2 – and tap the Enter key.
We'll now create a formula to multiply our number times Net Income. You may use either the Type-in or Point method. Go to cell C25, and type-in a formula to multiply cell C23 times cell C19.The formula should look like: =C23*C19
The result in C25 should be two times the net income in cell C19.
Now copy the formula in cell C25 to cells D25, E25, F25 and G25. Your row 25 should look similar to the one below.
Uh Oh!!! Where did all of those "0's" come from?
Point to each of the cells D25, E25, F25 and G25. Notice, as you click on each cell and look at the screen, how C23 (the cell with the 2) "rolled" and became D23, E23, F23 and G23 (which are blank - this caused the "0's"). A blank times a number is a “0.”We want the 2 to be in each formula and not to "roll".
To do this we utilize something called Absoluting or Anchoring.
Go back to cell C25. Now we'll enter the formula again, but a little differently (to anchor the 2).
Type-in a =C23 (or you could type = and point to C23). NOW, tap the F4 key. Notice, in the Edit bar at the top of the screen, that the =C23 changes to: $C$23. (This tells you that cell C23 is absoluted or anchored. The "$'s" indicate the absoluting.) Now finish the formula by typing in or pointing *C17 as before. Tap Enter.
The formula should look like: =$C$23*C19
Now copy the formula in cell C25 to cells D25, E25, F25 and G25 again. Your row 25 should look similar to the image below.
The numbers should now be correct. Point to cells D25, E25, F25 and G25 (like you did before). You will notice the "$'s" have copied the =$C$23 to each cell (absoluting) and the Net Income figures have rolled as they should. Absoluting is something you should know and understand.
Pause and reflect Look at all you have accomplished. If you want go in and change some more numbers or change the income and expense titles to something you feel is more fun or appropriate, please do so.
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0 comments Read More... at 2:08 AM Microsoft Excel 2003: Copying Percentage FormulaNotice that we didn’t copy the percentage formula when we started this last copying effort. If we had copied a SUM formula, it would have added the four percentages. We don’t want the sum of the percentages. We want a percentage of just the Monthly Totals. So, we need to copy this percentage separately. Now, copy the percentage formula in cell F21 to cell G21. Now put a $ in cells G6 through G19 if you need to, and a % in G21. Your spreadsheet column G should look something like the image on the right
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Go to cell A23 and type-in Number. Go to cell A25 and type-in Result.
Go to cell C23 and type in a 2 – and tap the Enter key.
We'll now create a formula to multiply our number times Net Income. You may use either the Type-in or Point method. Go to cell C25, and type-in a formula to multiply cell C23 times cell C19.The formula should look like: =C23*C19
The result in C25 should be two times the net income in cell C19.
Now copy the formula in cell C25 to cells D25, E25, F25 and G25. Your row 25 should look similar to the one below.
Uh Oh!!! Where did all of those "0's" come from?
Point to each of the cells D25, E25, F25 and G25. Notice, as you click on each cell and look at the screen, how C23 (the cell with the 2) "rolled" and became D23, E23, F23 and G23 (which are blank - this caused the "0's"). A blank times a number is a “0.”We want the 2 to be in each formula and not to "roll".
To do this we utilize something called Absoluting or Anchoring.
Go back to cell C25. Now we'll enter the formula again, but a little differently (to anchor the 2).
Type-in a =C23 (or you could type = and point to C23). NOW, tap the F4 key. Notice, in the Edit bar at the top of the screen, that the =C23 changes to: $C$23. (This tells you that cell C23 is absoluted or anchored. The "$'s" indicate the absoluting.) Now finish the formula by typing in or pointing *C17 as before. Tap Enter.
The formula should look like: =$C$23*C19
Now copy the formula in cell C25 to cells D25, E25, F25 and G25 again. Your row 25 should look similar to the image below.
The numbers should now be correct. Point to cells D25, E25, F25 and G25 (like you did before). You will notice the "$'s" have copied the =$C$23 to each cell (absoluting) and the Net Income figures have rolled as they should. Absoluting is something you should know and understand.
Pause and reflect Look at all you have accomplished. If you want go in and change some more numbers or change the income and expense titles to something you feel is more fun or appropriate, please do so.
This would be a great time to Save again.
0 comments Read More... at 2:08 AM Microsoft Excel 2003: Copying Percentage FormulaNotice that we didn’t copy the percentage formula when we started this last copying effort. If we had copied a SUM formula, it would have added the four percentages. We don’t want the sum of the percentages. We want a percentage of just the Monthly Totals. So, we need to copy this percentage separately. Now, copy the percentage formula in cell F21 to cell G21. Now put a $ in cells G6 through G19 if you need to, and a % in G21. Your spreadsheet column G should look something like the image on the right
This would be a great time to Save again.
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