It is not clear what you are trying to accomplish, but here are three ways to show a lesser sum.
The height of the column.
If you wanted to just change the original cells and add 50 to them, then first type 50 into a blank cell. Then copy it. Then select the cells you want to add 50 to. Go to Paste Special and pick the Add option. 50 will be added to all the selected cells, replacing their original values with that value plus 50. That is the simplest way.Another way to add a number to the value in each cell of a column is to insert another column. If your original values are in C2:C26 you can enter the following formula in D2 (=C2+50), then copy the formula to D3:D26.To clean up the worksheet, you have a couple of options:Hide column C and view the numbers in column D.Copy column D, then paste values into column C. This will change the values of column C to the +50 values, and also increase column D by an additional +50. When you are satisfied with your numbers in column C, delete column D and you will be back where you started, except your values in column C will be +50 from the original values.
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705 In place values. '5' is the UNITS column '0' is the TENS column '7' is the HUNDREDS column. NB The next column to the left is the THOUSANDS column NNB The next column to the right is the TENTHS DECIMAL column.
If you have values in cells A1 through A12, you can add the column of values with the formula =SUM(A1:A12) .
Copy the formulas and in the column next to them, use the Paste Special option and choose values. It will put the actual values into the cells. You can then sort your data based on the column of values.
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2 is in the tenths column. Here is a place values chart.
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Transpose means to change places. In Excel Transpose will change the orientation of a block of cells. So a list of cells across a row can be changed to be in a column, and a list of cells in a column can be changed to be in row. A table of cells can all be changed to having the values in the rows being in columns and the values in the columns being changed to rows.
First column, of x values, is the domain of x - whatever that may be. Second column, of function values is always 3.
A proportional relationship in a table can be recognized when the ratio of the values in one column to the corresponding values in another column remains constant. This means that if you divide the values of one column by the values of the other, the result will be the same for all pairs of values. Additionally, if you plot the points represented by the table on a graph, they will lie on a straight line that passes through the origin (0,0).