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September 16th, 2003, 02:51 PM
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Hello All,
I need help with a formula that multiplies two cells. The first numberis the actual cell, but the second number refers to a cell with a cell address. I.e. =A1*A10 A1 is an actual number A10 has a cell address ($B2) So I actually want the formula to calculate A1*$B2 A10 is a concantenation of two other cells. So I think I need to somehow let the formula know it is a cell reference. Thanks in Advance 
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September 16th, 2003, 02:59 PM
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=A1*INDIRECT(A10) In article , "Tim" wrote: Hello All, I need help with a formula that multiplies two cells. The first numberis the actual cell, but the second number refers to a cell with a cell address. I.e. =A1*A10 A1 is an actual number A10 has a cell address ($B2) So I actually want the formula to calculate A1*$B2 A10 is a concantenation of two other cells. So I think I need to somehow let the formula know it is a cell reference. Thanks in Advance
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