To copy the same formula to other cells in Excel is easy, and you can use keyboard shortcuts, AutoFill or Copy and Paste command.

After you type the formula and press Enter, you’ll see the result in that cell. For a simple example, we enter a formula in cell E2 to get the sum of the values in cells B2 and C2.

A basic spreadsheet has one table on it but allows you to add more to customize your organization. As with other spreadsheets, typing an equals symbol invokes the formula editor.

Enter the formula by which you want to multiply the numbers in the columns. You can enter the formula into any cell, but for this example, assume you enter it in cell C1.

To use this tool, select a cell with a formula in it and click the Trace Precedents button. In the following screenshot, Trace Precedents shows that cells H3 and J3 are referenced in cell K3, which ...

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