How would you write a formula to multiply the number in a cell z675 times the number in cell a 1
Cell A1 and Z675.
=A!*Z675
Be sure to include the equal sign.
There are 3 cells involved in the operation: A1,Z675, and the cell where
the results are stored.
To write a formula that multiplies the number in cell Z675 with the number in cell A1, you can use the multiplication operator "*". Here's how:
1. Select the cell where you want the result to be displayed.
2. In the formula bar, start typing = (equals sign) to indicate that you are entering a formula.
3. Type the cell reference of cell Z675, which is Z675.
4. Type the multiplication operator "*", without any spaces.
5. Type the cell reference of cell A1, which is A1.
6. Press Enter to complete the formula.
The complete formula should look like this:
=Z675*A1
After pressing Enter, the formula will calculate the product of the numbers in cell Z675 and cell A1 and display the result in the selected cell.