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Multiplication Chart 1–100

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The full 100 × 100 multiplication chart: every answer up to 100 × 100 = 10,000, on 40 printable pages.

Up to 24 characters. The name is drawn on the sheet and nowhere else. It is not saved, and it is not in the file name.

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What this is: the 100 × 100 chart, 10,000 answers. Looking for the 10 × 10 chart whose answers run from 1 to 100? Open the 1–10 multiplication chart

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Updates as you choose. Print at 100% (actual size) so nothing is cut off.

How the 40 pages fit together

Lay the pages out 10 across and 4 down, in page order, to make the whole chart. Each page also works on its own: its row and column numbers are printed on it.

Rows 1–25
  1. Page 1: rows 1–25, columns 1–10
  2. Page 2: rows 1–25, columns 11–20
  3. Page 3: rows 1–25, columns 21–30
  4. Page 4: rows 1–25, columns 31–40
  5. Page 5: rows 1–25, columns 41–50
  6. Page 6: rows 1–25, columns 51–60
  7. Page 7: rows 1–25, columns 61–70
  8. Page 8: rows 1–25, columns 71–80
  9. Page 9: rows 1–25, columns 81–90
  10. Page 10: rows 1–25, columns 91–100
Rows 26–50
  1. Page 11: rows 26–50, columns 1–10
  2. Page 12: rows 26–50, columns 11–20
  3. Page 13: rows 26–50, columns 21–30
  4. Page 14: rows 26–50, columns 31–40
  5. Page 15: rows 26–50, columns 41–50
  6. Page 16: rows 26–50, columns 51–60
  7. Page 17: rows 26–50, columns 61–70
  8. Page 18: rows 26–50, columns 71–80
  9. Page 19: rows 26–50, columns 81–90
  10. Page 20: rows 26–50, columns 91–100
Rows 51–75
  1. Page 21: rows 51–75, columns 1–10
  2. Page 22: rows 51–75, columns 11–20
  3. Page 23: rows 51–75, columns 21–30
  4. Page 24: rows 51–75, columns 31–40
  5. Page 25: rows 51–75, columns 41–50
  6. Page 26: rows 51–75, columns 51–60
  7. Page 27: rows 51–75, columns 61–70
  8. Page 28: rows 51–75, columns 71–80
  9. Page 29: rows 51–75, columns 81–90
  10. Page 30: rows 51–75, columns 91–100
Rows 76–100
  1. Page 31: rows 76–100, columns 1–10
  2. Page 32: rows 76–100, columns 11–20
  3. Page 33: rows 76–100, columns 21–30
  4. Page 34: rows 76–100, columns 31–40
  5. Page 35: rows 76–100, columns 41–50
  6. Page 36: rows 76–100, columns 51–60
  7. Page 37: rows 76–100, columns 61–70
  8. Page 38: rows 76–100, columns 71–80
  9. Page 39: rows 76–100, columns 81–90
  10. Page 40: rows 76–100, columns 91–100

Finding an answer: three examples

A fact from the first page

7 × 8 = 56. Row 7 and column 8 are both on page 1, the top-left page.

A bigger fact

37 × 64 = 2,368. Row 37 is in rows 26–50 and column 64 is in columns 61–70, so the answer is on page 17.

The last square

100 × 100 = 10,000, the biggest answer on the chart. It is in the bottom-right corner of page 40, the last page.

How to use it

  1. Choose All 40 pages for the whole chart, or one set of 25 rows (10 pages).
  2. Type a name if you want one at the top. Leave the box empty for a plain chart.
  3. Press Preview to see the page, then Download PDF or Print. Print at 100% (actual size).

Ink saver leaves out the colored fills, for a black-and-white printer or to use less ink.

Charts to print

Chart 1–12Up to 144Chart 1–10Up to 100Chart 1–15Up to 225Chart 1–20Up to 400Blank chartFill it inTimes table chartEvery table written outWorksheetsPractice problemsAddition and subtractionWorksheets and timed testsDivisionFacts and long divisionFact familiesTriangles and housesNumber bondsTo 5, 10, 20 or 100Flash cardsTimes tables 1 to 12Chart 1–25Up to 625Chart 1–30Up to 900Chart 1–50Up to 2500Skip countingBy 2s, 5s, 10s and more

Times tables

One sheet for each table from 2 to 12: the facts, then a practice column.

Questions and answers

What is on this 1–100 multiplication chart?

Every product of two numbers from 1 to 100: the numbers 1 to 100 along the top and down the side, and 10,000 answers inside, from 1 × 1 = 1 to 100 × 100 = 10,000. The square numbers on the diagonal are marked: shaded in color, bold in ink saver.

Why is it 40 pages and not one?

On one sheet of paper, 10,000 answers would have to be printed far too small to read. On these pages every number is printed at 12 point or larger: each page holds 25 rows and 10 columns, and 40 pages cover the whole chart.

I wanted a 10 × 10 chart with answers up to 100. Where is it?

Some people call the 10 × 10 chart a 1–100 chart because its answers run from 1 to 100. That chart is the 1–10 multiplication chart on this site, on one page.

How do I put the pages together?

Lay them out 10 across and 4 down in page order: pages 1 to 10 make the top row, 11 to 20 the next, and so on. The small map in each page's top corner shows where that page goes. Trim or fold the white margins and tape the pages edge to edge.

Can I print only part of the chart?

Yes. Under Pages to print, choose one set of 25 rows, such as Rows 1–25. That prints 10 pages: those rows across all 100 columns.

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