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    Unhappy data analysis problem

    I have 2 columns of numbers. I want to divide each number in the first column by the associate number in the second and input results in a new column. Say I have A1:A10000, and B1:B10000, I want C1=A1/B1, C2=A2/B2, C3=A3/B3… C10000= A10000/B10000.
    Is that possible to use a function instead of putting each cell at C for 10000 times?
    i'm .. new...

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    Re: data analysis problem

    Hi,

    Why don't you just Edit Copy C1, do an end down on column A to find the last row, move across back to column C, hold the shift key down and do End Up arrow to highlight C10000:C1, then click Edit Paste from the Excel menu.

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    Re: data analysis problem

    Works like magic!!
    OK! Now i know if i don't know something I should just ask instead of spending hours googling.....*goes to shoot myself*
    Thank you so much Richard.

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    Re: data analysis problem

    Another method:
    Enter the formula in C1
    Select C1 if it is not already selected
    Double click on the fill handle - the little square on the lower right hand corner of the cell.
    Your formula will be copied down to the first gap in rows in the B column.

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