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    Question IS there a way to * the same in excel


    Hi everyone
    Is there a way of * as excel =G:15*12 and this gives you a answer in G:16 or is this a bit more to it. As I am new to this and stumbling my way through to make a log sheet for my self at work so it's a lot easier
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    nope. 2 different animals.
    you can use * in a query to pull records
    but you cannot use it in a cell (field).

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    Ok thanks ranman I will have to find a different way of doing it then

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    Not clear to me what you are asking. Do you want to use * as wildcard or as multiplication operator?
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    Multiplication (12*600= 7200) That's what I am looking for it to do. I would like to make the logsheet work this and some more out so I can punch the numbers in then turn it into a report

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    If you are intending to store these results in a table, that is not advised. Forms or queries should always calculate and present results from raw data. To answer the question, yes, * is the multiplication operator. Field(control)C value is formed as = Field1 * Field2

    see http://allenbrowne.com/casu-14.html
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    Thanks Micron for the info

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    You're welcome HIH.
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