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Blank Cells
I have a 300 row column with values in some of the rows. How can I select
the column range and insert 0.00 into all blank cells? |
Hi Josh
select your column then choose edit / goto and click the Special button choose blanks click Ok type 0.00 and press control & enter this should put it into every selected cell - if the formatting is not correct, change the formatting before you click on another cell to unselect the range. Hope this helps Cheers JulieD "Josh" wrote in message ... I have a 300 row column with values in some of the rows. How can I select the column range and insert 0.00 into all blank cells? |
If they are truly blanks you can use the following, select the whole range,
press F5, select special and check Blanks, press enter. Type 0 and press ctrl + enter format as 0.00 Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Josh" wrote: I have a 300 row column with values in some of the rows. How can I select the column range and insert 0.00 into all blank cells? |
One more option.
Select your range edit|replace what: (leave blank) with: 0 replace all This won't format the cells, though. Josh wrote: I have a 300 row column with values in some of the rows. How can I select the column range and insert 0.00 into all blank cells? -- Dave Peterson |
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