Commanding a cell to multiply itself with a number

Eilenach

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I have a column with ratios, which I want to turn into percent, i.e. I want to multiply ever cell with 100. Is there an easier way to do this than to create a new column?

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Type 100 into an empty cell and copy it. Select your range of cells, Edit > Paste Special, tick Multiply and click OK.
 
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Put 100 in a spare cell, copy it. Then select the entire range, rightclick -> Paste special -> Multiply.

Fastest way imo.
 
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