Is used when creating formulas in excel that require multiplication?

Answer 1

The star or asterisk, like this:

=A5*C5

The star or asterisk, like this:

=A5*C5

The star or asterisk, like this:

=A5*C5

The star or asterisk, like this:

=A5*C5

The star or asterisk, like this:

=A5*C5

The star or asterisk, like this:

=A5*C5

The star or asterisk, like this:

=A5*C5

The star or asterisk, like this:

=A5*C5

The star or asterisk, like this:

=A5*C5

The star or asterisk, like this:

=A5*C5

The star or asterisk, like this:

=A5*C5

Answer 2

You can use the PRODUCT and also the SUMPRODUCT functions to multiply. PRODUCT takes a list of numbers and multiplies them all by each other. SUMPRODUCT takes sets of lists and multiplies each set by the other numbers in the set and then adds the total of each of them. The SUM function can contain any kind of calculation, so it can be used to multiply, but that is not its main purpose. You can also just use the standard multiplication operator, which is the * operator, to do multiplications. All of the following will do the exact same thing.

=PRODUCT(10,2)

=SUMPRODUCT(10,2)

=SUM(10*2)

=10*2

Answer 3

Multiplying Two or More Numbers in a Cell

=2*12

Multiply Different Cells

• =A1*A4(after entering data in A1,A2,A3,A4)

Answer 4

If you want to multiply cells B3 and C12, you use the formula =B3*C12.

Answer 5

The star or asterisk, like this:

=A5*C5