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I have copied some data into Excel 2007. I have found that I need to double up all the numbers in every cell. For example: {22, 44, 66} become {44, 88, 132}. What is the easiest way to do this? Its a lot..!

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Can you post a screenshot of how your sheet looks like? – djerry May 4 '12 at 8:06

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Put a relative formula multiplying the cell by 2 in, say, the cell next to each. Then copy all the formulas and paste special the values over the original cells.

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  1. Put the value 2 in a cell and copy it to the clipboard.
  2. Select the cells with the values you want to double.
  3. Paste Special and select Multiply
  4. Optional: Delete the cell containing the 2.

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