You can do it in lots of ways. For example, you can use the arrow keys to do it, use the mouse to do it or even use the Goto function to do it, by pressing the F5 key and entering in the cell you want to go to. Using Goto would be a long winded way of moving just one cell, so the keyboard or mouse options are better.
You would use Cut and Paste to do that. There are many ways of doing that. You could also drag it.
=-b7 where b7 is an example cell reference. The result will be the negative of whatever is in b7.
A cell as in B7.
Say your initial value is in cell A7 and the cell you want to use as a percentage was in B7, then you could use the following formula: =A7-A7*B7/100 So, for example, if you had 150 in A7 and 30 in B7, then it would take 30% of 150 from itself, giving you 105 as a result.
Use following function in any other cell to calculate sum: =sum(b4:b7)
To refer to another cell on another sheet, you precede the cell with the sheet name and an exclamation mark. So if you were on Sheet2 and wanted to refer to cell C6 on Sheet3 and add it to cell B7 on Sheet1 the formula would be: =Sheet3!C6 + Sheet1!B7
There are a variety of ways of doing it, so it would depend on the particular action you are trying to do So to take a completely random example, if you wanted say to add 10 or 20 to a value, depending whether it was under 50 or not, then you could do something like this where A5 is where the 10 is and A6 is where the 20 is and B7 is the cell you are checking:=IF(B7
The formula will become: =B5+B6 What the actual total it shows will be, will depend on what is in B5 and B6.
by sleeping with b7 so much that it's so happy it has to go up.
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