paste a formula to a range of cells

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Doug Blaisdell

hi all,

Excel newbie here--If I have a range of cells in a row, all with the
same formula (using relative cell addresses), and want to extend this
row another ten cells to the right say, using the same formula, how do
I do it. I've tried copying one cell, and pasting it these 10 cells
(after I've highlighted them) but that doesn't work.

thanks in advance
 
Doug:

That should work...Highlight the cell with the formula in
it (NOT a blank cell), hit CTRL-C, then highlight those 10
cells on the Right, and hit CTRL-V...This should do
it...Any questions, drop me an email...

Steve
 
What happens when you copy one cell and paste into the highlighted cells?

Another way to copy to the right is to use the fill handle --
Select the last cell that has a formula in it
Point to the fill handle (the small black square at the bottom
right of the cell)
When the pointer changes to a black plus sign, drag to the right
(you can also drag down, up or left, to copy in other directions)
 

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