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I know Autosum. Is there an "automultiply" shortcut?

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    I know Autosum. Is there an "automultiply" shortcut?

    Alt+= gives the sum for above (or left) contiguous values

    QUESTION: does excel have an "automulitply" shortcut that multiplies instead of adds?

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    Bernard Liengme
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    Re: I know Autosum. Is there an "automultiply" shortcut?

    Do you really need Auto tool? Why not type =SUMPRODUCT(range)
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    Bernard Liengme
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    Re: I know Autosum. Is there an "automultiply" shortcut?

    OOOPS! too early for the brain cells. The correct formula is =PRODUCT(range)
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    > Alt+= gives the sum for above (or left) contiguous values
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    > instead of adds?
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