If I want to copy the information from one cell to another, is there a way to do it? I have to use Excel for my job, and it can get redundant! I do property inspections, and I have to list the names of the owners and occupants... which are often the same thing. I also have to list the address of the property in question, and the address that the owners reside at... again, usually the same. Sometimes these things are complicated (you should see some of these names!) It's a pain in the butt to constantly retype everything. I TOTALLY forgot all my Excel schooling! I'm sure I could find it online if I searched, but I'm rushing to get it done. I figured I'd ask you guys briefly (this is brief for me, as you know! )
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Originally posted by deevergoteOh yeah, copy and paste... because I didn't think of that
I meant some sort of formula I could use. "*=4D" or something like that. If I recall correctly, Excel has that ability... I just don't know how to use it. Maybe I'm wrong.1993 Accord LX - Sold
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yea, if it's just a cell or a few cells you want to copy, enter "=cell number" in the cell you want the copy to be.
say, in cell a1 you have a name, number or w/e and way down in cell z69 you have to input the same exact thing, just put in that(z69) cell, "=a1"
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Originally posted by deevergoteI meant some sort of formula I could use. "*=4D" or something like that. If I recall correctly, Excel has that ability... I just don't know how to use it. Maybe I'm wrong.
I'm guessing you are trying this because you would like a number of same value cells, to reflect changes made to the original.
Bear with me lol, I'm simply trying to understand exactly what you want to do.
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Originally posted by palinixFrom your first post I assumed you were working with mostly non numerical items for your cells. Why then are you thinking of using formulas?
I'm guessing you are trying this because you would like a number of same value cells, to reflect changes made to the original.
Bear with me lol, I'm simply trying to understand exactly what you want to do.
It's a wonderful thing if you have lots of shit to keep track of.
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Originally posted by deevergoteI just want to type something short that will take the contents of cell X and copy them to cell Y. Words, yes.Gary A.K.A. Carter
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Originally posted by The G-ManCopy and paste?
Keyboard shortcut: ctrl + c and ctrl + v.
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= begins a function/equation to calculate the value to put in that cell.
then you can refer to other cells directly.
it could be as simple as =c3 or something like =(a1+a2)/2
theres many many other functions available, theres a list of them in the help file.
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