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Selecting and increasing every number in table

Asked by srhsxbx in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software, Microsoft Office Suite, Microsoft Applications

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Hi there guys. I'm sorry i cannot attach an example to show you what i'm working with, but its fairly simple. Heres a rough idea of how it looks:
            A1     B1      C1      D1                              
1         $433  $455   $499  $552
2         $444  $479   $524  $585      
3         $473  $518   $569  $640
On the actual file it continues and there lots of numbers, too many to change manually. So what i wanted to know was if there is any way i can just select all the cells containing the dollar amounts, and somehow specify an icrease of say, $200.  So row 1 would have the amounts: $633, $655, $699, $752. Is there any kind of formula or just any quick way i can get around this without having to do each number manually. Thank you.Start Free Trial
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