How to work Google Sheets?
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I am working in Google sheets which is the same as the excel program.
How do you make it so that when one cell is changed in a column all of the cells in that column are also changed so that they all contain the same value entered?
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I am working in Google sheets which is the same as the excel program.
How do you make it so that when one cell is changed in a column all of the cells in that column are also changed so that they all contain the same value entered?
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edited Nov 29 at 0:45
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Just make the cell content a reference to the source cell. If A1 is what will change, make the other cells:=A1To enter the formula once and copy it, anchor it:=$A$1. Are you sure you couldn't find this with a search?
– fixer1234
Nov 29 at 0:49
There is no need to move this question to web apps
– PeterH
Nov 29 at 15:09
@Andria, BTW, Google Sheets is very similar to Excel, but not identical. The safe approach is to ask Google questions on Web Apps. What sometimes happens is a question is posted as Excel when the OP is actually using Sheets or LO Calc or something else. It turns out not to behave exactly the same, and everybody wastes a lot of time figuring out why nobody can replicate the other person's results. It's unfair to answerers.
– fixer1234
Nov 29 at 19:38
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I am working in Google sheets which is the same as the excel program.
How do you make it so that when one cell is changed in a column all of the cells in that column are also changed so that they all contain the same value entered?
google-spreadsheets
edited Nov 29 at 0:45
fixer1234
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asked Nov 28 at 23:38
Andria
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I am working in Google sheets which is the same as the excel program.
How do you make it so that when one cell is changed in a column all of the cells in that column are also changed so that they all contain the same value entered?
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edited Nov 29 at 0:45
fixer1234
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asked Nov 28 at 23:38
Andria
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edited Nov 29 at 0:45
fixer1234
17.5k144381
asked Nov 28 at 23:38
Andria
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edited Nov 29 at 0:45
fixer1234
17.5k144381
edited Nov 29 at 0:45
fixer1234
17.5k144381
edited Nov 29 at 0:45
fixer1234
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17.5k144381
asked Nov 28 at 23:38
Andria
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asked Nov 28 at 23:38
Andria
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asked Nov 28 at 23:38
Andria
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Just make the cell content a reference to the source cell. If A1 is what will change, make the other cells:=A1To enter the formula once and copy it, anchor it:=$A$1. Are you sure you couldn't find this with a search?
– fixer1234
Nov 29 at 0:49
There is no need to move this question to web apps
– PeterH
Nov 29 at 15:09
@Andria, BTW, Google Sheets is very similar to Excel, but not identical. The safe approach is to ask Google questions on Web Apps. What sometimes happens is a question is posted as Excel when the OP is actually using Sheets or LO Calc or something else. It turns out not to behave exactly the same, and everybody wastes a lot of time figuring out why nobody can replicate the other person's results. It's unfair to answerers.
– fixer1234
Nov 29 at 19:38
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Just make the cell content a reference to the source cell. If A1 is what will change, make the other cells:=A1To enter the formula once and copy it, anchor it:=$A$1. Are you sure you couldn't find this with a search?
– fixer1234
Nov 29 at 0:49
There is no need to move this question to web apps
– PeterH
Nov 29 at 15:09
@Andria, BTW, Google Sheets is very similar to Excel, but not identical. The safe approach is to ask Google questions on Web Apps. What sometimes happens is a question is posted as Excel when the OP is actually using Sheets or LO Calc or something else. It turns out not to behave exactly the same, and everybody wastes a lot of time figuring out why nobody can replicate the other person's results. It's unfair to answerers.
– fixer1234
Nov 29 at 19:38
Just make the cell content a reference to the source cell. If A1 is what will change, make the other cells:
=A1 To enter the formula once and copy it, anchor it: =$A$1. Are you sure you couldn't find this with a search?– fixer1234
Nov 29 at 0:49
Just make the cell content a reference to the source cell. If A1 is what will change, make the other cells:
=A1 To enter the formula once and copy it, anchor it: =$A$1. Are you sure you couldn't find this with a search?– fixer1234
Nov 29 at 0:49
There is no need to move this question to web apps
– PeterH
Nov 29 at 15:09
There is no need to move this question to web apps
– PeterH
Nov 29 at 15:09
@Andria, BTW, Google Sheets is very similar to Excel, but not identical. The safe approach is to ask Google questions on Web Apps. What sometimes happens is a question is posted as Excel when the OP is actually using Sheets or LO Calc or something else. It turns out not to behave exactly the same, and everybody wastes a lot of time figuring out why nobody can replicate the other person's results. It's unfair to answerers.
– fixer1234
Nov 29 at 19:38
@Andria, BTW, Google Sheets is very similar to Excel, but not identical. The safe approach is to ask Google questions on Web Apps. What sometimes happens is a question is posted as Excel when the OP is actually using Sheets or LO Calc or something else. It turns out not to behave exactly the same, and everybody wastes a lot of time figuring out why nobody can replicate the other person's results. It's unfair to answerers.
– fixer1234
Nov 29 at 19:38
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Just make the cell content a reference to the source cell. If A1 is what will change, make the other cells:
=A1To enter the formula once and copy it, anchor it:=$A$1. Are you sure you couldn't find this with a search?– fixer1234
Nov 29 at 0:49
There is no need to move this question to web apps
– PeterH
Nov 29 at 15:09
@Andria, BTW, Google Sheets is very similar to Excel, but not identical. The safe approach is to ask Google questions on Web Apps. What sometimes happens is a question is posted as Excel when the OP is actually using Sheets or LO Calc or something else. It turns out not to behave exactly the same, and everybody wastes a lot of time figuring out why nobody can replicate the other person's results. It's unfair to answerers.
– fixer1234
Nov 29 at 19:38