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  1. To divide multiple cells successively, type cell references separated by the division symbol. For example, to divide the number in A2 by the number in B2, and then divide the result by the number in C2, use this formula: =A2/B2/C2.

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Week Ad $, a People, q Week Ad $, a People, q Week Ad $, a People, q
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4  $       200 184 22  $          50 127 40  $       100 147
5  $       150 167 23  $       200 187 41  $          50 123
6  $           -   77 24  $       200 189 42  $       250 191
7  $       150 173 25  $       300 203 43  $          50 120
8  $           -   71 26  $       150 168 44  $           -   89
9  $       100 149 27  $       100 153 45  $       300 198
10  $       200 193 28  $       200 194 46  $       200 189
11  $       250 191 29  $       200 182 47  $           -   82
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13  $       100 155 31  $          50 125 49  $           -   76
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15  $          50 124 33  $       150 173 51  $          50 121
16  $       150 177 34  $       300 205 52  $          50 120
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18  $           -   76 36  $           -   80    

 

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