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- <font size=4><u>Copy A Cell Using Fill Handle</u>
- <p>You could repeat the previous step three times to get your other totals.
- However, there is an easier way, Copy.
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- <p><b>Move</b> your mouse cursor to the lower left-hand corner of B4.
- <table width=100%><tr><td align=center><img src="fill1.gif"></td></tr></table>
- <ol><p>Your cursor will change to a cross hair, and this will place your
- mouse over the
- </font><a href="glo:fill handle"><font size=5>fill handle</a></font><font size=4>.</ol>
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- <p><b>Drag</b> the fill handle from B4 to E4.
- <ol><p>Excel will display a shaded border around the
- </font><a href="glo:cell range"><font size=5>cell range</a></font><font size=4>.</ol>
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- <p><b>Release</b> your left mouse button.
- <table width=100%><tr><td align=center><img src="fill2.gif"></td></tr></table>
- <ol><p>Excel copies the Sum function to the affected cells and calcuates the
- totals relative to each cell. This is called
- </font><a href="glo:relative reference"><font size=5>relative reference</a></font><font size=4>.</ol>
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- Your spreadsheet should now look like the one below:
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- <p>Now your turn! Try it!
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