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Chuckles
How can I set a range of numbers to equal one common value
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Stephen
You could type the same number into all the cells. If (as I suspect) this
isn't what you mean, please explain what you do want!
isn't what you mean, please explain what you do want!
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TRYING
English is NOT my native tongue. This question totally confuses me.
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Dave Peterson
Select the range
type the new number
hit ctrl-enter (Instead of just enter)
and all the cells in the selection will get that new value.
Or maybe...
Select the range
Edit|goto|special
Check Constants and Numbers (remove the other choices)
and then
type the new number
hit ctrl-enter (Instead of just enter)
and all the numeric cells in the original selection will get that new value.
type the new number
hit ctrl-enter (Instead of just enter)
and all the cells in the selection will get that new value.
Or maybe...
Select the range
Edit|goto|special
Check Constants and Numbers (remove the other choices)
and then
type the new number
hit ctrl-enter (Instead of just enter)
and all the numeric cells in the original selection will get that new value.
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Gord Dibben
Unclear what you want from your description.
To change all numbers in a range to same number...........
Enter the number in an unused cell,
Copy that cell.
Select the range to change and Edit>Paste Special>Values>OK>Esc.
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
To change all numbers in a range to same number...........
Enter the number in an unused cell,
Copy that cell.
Select the range to change and Edit>Paste Special>Values>OK>Esc.
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
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Max
Chuckles said:How can I set a range of numbers to equal one common value
Another thought
Assume A1 will contain the common value for the range in B1:B5
Put in B1: =IF(A$1="","",A$1)
Copy down to B5