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This How.com.vn teaches you how to replicate a formula in every cell of a column using Google Sheets for Android.
Steps
- Open Google Sheets on your Android. It's the white table on a green background in the app drawer. You may also find it on the home screen.
- Tap the file you wish to edit.
- Type a formula into the first cell of a column. This the formula that you'll want to apply to the whole column.
- If you don't want the formula to change relative to each cell, put a “$” before the letter and number of each cell used in the formula. For example, =PRODUCT(A1:C1) would become =PRODUCT($A$1:$C$1).
- Tap and hold the column header. This is the letter at the top of the column in which you entered the formula. This selects the column and displays a row of buttons.
- Tap ⁝. It's the last button in the row.
- Tap AUTO-FILL. This applies the formula to the entire column.Advertisement
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About this article
1.Open Sheets.
2.Tap the file.
3.Type a formula.
4.Tap the check mark.
5.Tap and hold the column letter.
6.Tap ⁝.
7.Tap AUTO-FILL.
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