Excel Help Tips Part Eight: Multiplication In Excel
Welcome to another session of our Microsoft Excel Tutorial. Before we begin, always remember everything we discussed can found in Excel’s help section. All your questions can be answered there. Take the time to read it for reference.
Our topic for today will be from one of our regular readers. If you remember him, he was the one who asked us the steps on how to alphabetize in excel. This week he emailed us with the question: “how do i multiply in excel?”
You can do multiplication in excel in a variety of ways. Let’s start with the simplest way. First enter numbers on the cells in your spreadsheet. Click on a blank cell where you want the product to be displayed. Then type “=cellX*cellX….”. The cellX denotes the cell location of the numbers that you entered. Once your done, click Enter and the product will be displayed.
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