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Copy formula from cell above

This is a convenient way to make an exact copy of a formula - no cell references are changed. This can be handy when you want to copy a value from above and adjust the result manually. Related videos The videos below demonstrate this shortcut.

Copy selected cells

Use Paste Special to selectively paste only parts of what was copied. On the Mac, Ctrl + C also works Related videos The videos below demonstrate this shortcut.

Copy value from cell above

If the cell above is a formula, only the value is copied.

Copy value from every nth column

The OFFSET function is designed to create references by using “offsets” from a starting cell. OFFSET is handy in formulas that require a dynamic range. COLUMN Function The Excel COLUMN function returns the column number for a reference. For example, COLUMN(C5) returns 3, since C is the third column in the spreadsheet. When no reference is provided, COLUMN returns the column number of the cell which contains the formula.

Copy value from every nth row

However, with a little work it’s possible to construct formula references that follow specific patterns. The next argument isrows, which indicates the desired row offset from the starting reference. Here, theROW functionis used to get the row number for cell D1. We start with D1 because we want to start with 1 for the first value. For example, if n is changed to 5, the formula will pick up every 5th value....

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COS Function

For example, the cosine of PI()/6 radians (30) returns the ratio 0.866. Geometrically, the function returns thex-component of the point corresponding to an angle on the unit circle. TAN Function The Excel TAN function returns the tangent of the angle given in radians. ACOS Function The ACOS function returns the inverse cosine of a number. The function is the inverse of COS and expects input in the range from -1 to 1....

COSH Function

Given the input of 1, the function returns the value 1.543080635. Here is a table that shows some points on the unit hyperbola formed by COSH and SINH. As the value of the hyperbolic angle gets larger, the horizontal component diverges to infinity. This is different from thecircular cosine function, which is periodic and repeats values. Related functions SINH Function The Excel SINH function returns the hyperbolic sine of a number....

Cost of living adjustment

The actual adjustment percentage is entered in cell F6, which is the named rangecola. The result on each new row is the previous year’s base plus the adjustment. The result is the total of all adjustments made since year 1.

COT Function

For example, the cotangent of PI()/6 (30) returns the ratio 1.732. SEC Function The Excel SEC function returns the secant of an angle provided in radians.