Stress-Strain Data with EXCEL
Sep 09, 2002 · Tensile Data Analysis 4 down the column. The value in column C is the product of the values in columns A and B in the same row. This task is an example of a relative reference; wherever the cell is copied, the result is the product of the values in the two cells to the left of it.
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