Continue to hold down the mouse or track pad button, and drag the cursor across all the cells in the same row into which you want to copy the formula. Press "Ctrl-R" to automatically fill all the ...

A cell reference is simply a way of identifying a specific cell in your spreadsheet.

So, the idea here is to type the formula in a single cell, then drag the formula towards the entire cell range, or the ones you want to use. For example, D3 to F8, or whatever you feel is best at ...

Now that you know how to select whole columns, let’s move on to hiding a column. SEE: Explore these Excel tips and tricks for beginners and pros. Hiding columns in Excel. With column C selected ...

Type a zero in the first row of your column and drag your mouse down to the last row of the column to autofill it with zeros. You can also click on the cell, copy its contents and then select the ...

To multiply certain numbers or cell values in Excel, you’ll need to use the * (asterisk; also called "star") operator. To multiply two numbers in Excel, you can type the formula =number1*number2 in ...

To eliminate a few clicks, select the entire row (or column) by dragging over the header cells before right-clicking; Excel will insert rows without displaying the Insert dialog.

Step 3: You will be presented with the option to Shift cells right, Shift cells down, insert an Entire row, or insert an Entire column.In this case, we want to shift the cells to the right so that ...