Subject: Drag Down Calculations
From: Rotary Engine
Date: 10/29/2005, 3:01 PM
To: AA-me



Paul...

>>How in heck to you get the same formula in  all the cells in one
column? Something simple like D=C*88/60 <<

Quatro Pro came already loaded when I got this computer, but I still
have (and use) Open Office which is loaded on my old one down in my
shop... networked with this one...just a moment...

Yep, the same way...point to the cell that has the formula, then copy it
(Edit>Copy, or Ctrl-C, in Windows).  Then either point to the first cell
where you want to put the formula, and drag the cursor to the last cell
(they will all highlight) or click on the column header (A, B, C, etc)
if you want to put the formula in ALL the cells in the column,  The
column that you want to put the formula in will highlight.  Once your
chosen cells are highlighted, Paste (Edit>Paste or Ctrl-V, in Windows).

Again, I use it in Windows...but I would assume that it would be pretty
much the same in Linux.

Harley


Thanks Harley that worked great.

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

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