how to multiply two columns

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Hi, i have two columns (A and B) with 126 datas each. And i want to multiply
column A with Column B and like to displayed in column C. pls. help me to do
this..thanks.
 
Assuming your data starts in A1, then in C1 enter this formula:

=A1*B1

Select C1 again and double-click the fill handle - this is the small
black square at the bottom right corner of the cursor, and
double-clicking it will cause the formula to be replicated down column
C for as many data items as you have in column B.

Hope this helps.

Pete
 
it really works..thanks again..but finally have to drag the border of the
cell in C1 in order to get..
 
Thanks for feeding back - not sure if you managed to get the
double-click feature to work, but it is a big time-saver.

Pete
 
You got the double-click of the fill handle to work but they say you
have to drag the border of the cell C1 and then the sentence is unfinished.
Dragging borders is something else again and I don't really see how it
applies in your question as it would cause a rearrangement (or a replacement)
of cells or column, rows..

Both fill handle and dragging borders are described in
http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/fillhand.htm
 
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