Ol'Gator:
The scope moves ¼" per click at 100 yards. This ¼" movement translates into ¼" times 7 or 1 3/4" per click at 700 yards. You need to move 10", so 10" divided by 1 ¾" per click means you need to move the scope 5.714 clicks to move the point of impact 10" at 700 yards.
Since you can't move a scope in partial clicks, you have to either move it 5 clicks or 6 clicks. Since 5.714 clicks is much closer to 6 than 5, you would probably move it 6 clicks. This is assuming the point of impact was exactly 10" left and you scope moves exactly .25" per click, per 100 yards.
Thus either 10/(7 x .25) or (10/7)/.25 = 5.714 clicks, or the 6 clicks mentioned above. Some scopes move exactly ¼" per click as advertised and some don't. You really should check your scope to see how far it moves the point of impact per click by shooting groups and testing.
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