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Not sure what you need here but the formula would be like ( Use a relative reference to the cell F5 and an absolute reference to the cell F4 in the formula):<br />
=$F$4*F5
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Hi

Not sure what you need here but the formula would be like ( Use a relative reference to the cell F5 and an absolute reference to the cell F4 in the formula):
=$F$4*F5

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Looks like homework which we don't do. If you give it a try we can help.
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Looks like homework which we don't do. If you give it a try we can help.

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This question has been classified as abandoned and is closed as part of the Cleanup Program. See the recommendation for more details.

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In cell F14 determine the weighted response value by entering a formula that multiplies the value in cell F5 by the value in F4. Use a relative reference to the cell F5 and an absolute reference to the cell F4 in the formula. &nbsp;Use autofill to fill the range F15:F18 with the formula you created in cell F14.
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In cell F14 determine the weighted response value by entering a formula that multiplies the value in cell F5 by the value in F4. Use a relative reference to the cell F5 and an absolute reference to the cell F4 in the formula.  Use autofill to fill the range F15:F18 with the formula you created in cell F14.

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