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user536012
user536012

Reputation: 141

multiplying many columns with just one column

I have excel sheet that looks something like this..

 A   B  C  ...K.....P  Q R S T

 5   2  7  ...3

Say, 5, 2, 7...is the row 1.

I want P1=A1*K1 (I can do that by typing =A1*K1 in P1 - no problem so far). Then I want Q1=B1*K1, R1=C1*K1 and so on. Only one of the two items is changing (K1 remains constant). If I drag the cell P1(after typing = A1*K1), it increments both the operands of multiply, so Q1 becomes (B1*L1), R1 becomes C1*M1. I want the first operand to increment normally, but second one should remain K1.

Once this is done, I need to be able to drag the row 1, so that similar thing happens for all the rows.

How can I do that ? Thanks in adv.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 3263

Answers (1)

Milad Naseri
Milad Naseri

Reputation: 4118

Add $s. Write P1=A1*$K1. This ensures that when you are dragging the formula over other columns, the column identifier 'K' will remain the same. You can use $k$1 if you want to keep 1 the same as well, across many rows.

Upvotes: 1

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