Reply With QuoteSimply click the first cell that has the formula once then scroll to the last cell hold shift key and click that cell once, then in your menu bar at the top choose>edit>fill>down and hey presto cells filled!
Simply click the first cell that has the formula once then scroll to the last cell hold shift key and click that cell once, then in your menu bar at the top choose>edit>fill>down and hey presto cells filled!
Kind regards,
Simon Lloyd
Hover the mouse pointer over the small black box in the bottom right corner of the cell you want to copy down. The mouse pointer will change from a white cross to a thinner black cross. Doubleclick on the small black box , and the formula/cell contents will be copied down as far as there is contiguous data in the column on the left...i.e. copied down until the first gap or (if no gaps) the end of the data.
If there is no data on the column in the left, but there IS data in the column on the right, then the formula/cell contents will be copied down as far as there is contiguous data in the column on the right...i.e. copied down until the first gap or (if no gaps) the end of the data.
See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5SRctg5BTg
Ha...Simon Lloyd SUPER moderator...faster than a speeding Jeff Weir ;-)
Lol Jeff, i didn't give the "handle click" solution because i assumed there wasn't any data and the workbook was just being constructed
BTW I'm bullet proof too
Kind regards,
Simon Lloyd
Thanks so much guys. I don't usually work with this much data, and I had never seen the little double-click thingy before.
Best,
Rick
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