"substraction" and "division" function in OpenOffice Calc
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"substraction" and "division" function in OpenOffice Calc
Hello!
Is it true that there is no "substraction" and "division" functions
in OpenOffice Calc or in Excel?. I tried to find such functions and
could not find it. There is "Multiplication" function and no "division"?. How can it be possible?.
Err.. put this into a cell: =sum(5-3)
And this into another: =sum(20/2)
I think that answers your question. It would be a bit odd if an application as advanced as OO.org Calc didn't have subtraction or division capabilities
But I'd like to do it automatically. As it is done with "sum" function. What if I'd have to divide or
substract 100 cells. I would have to create formula by hand for
all these cells. That's no good.
OK, it would be enough for me if I could create formula which would
contain only uppermost and downmost cell (first at the top and last at the bottom).
But I'd like to do it automatically. As it is done with "sum" function. What if I'd have to divide or
substract 100 cells. I would have to create formula by hand for
all these cells. That's no good.
Hi Mac,
I also want to have one column, which has values of column A divide
column B, and put in column C. Do u know how?
Hi Mac,
I also want to have one column, which has values of column A divide
column B, and put in column C. Do u know how?
thanks.
You have posted in a thread that is over 3 years old, and is not quite the same question as yours.
If I understand correctly, you want ---For each row, the value in column C to be the value in A divided by the value in B.
Simply create the equation in the first row of C, then select the cell, click on the black square in the lower right corner, and drag through all the cells which are to have the same formula.
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