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drag formula faster
If I'm dragging a formula from cell A1 down to A50000, is there a faster way
to get to the bottom? Thanks |
drag formula faster
You can enter a period or some other holder in A50001 then hit CTRL up arrow
to get back to A1, highlight A1, then hold Shift + CTRL + down arrow to select everything from A1:A50000 and hit ctrl+D. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Churley" wrote: If I'm dragging a formula from cell A1 down to A50000, is there a faster way to get to the bottom? Thanks |
drag formula faster
select A1:A50000
(One way: Edit|Goto, type A1:A50000 and hit enter) Type your formula for the activecell (A1 normally) but hit ctrl-enter to fill the selection instead of just enter. Churley wrote: If I'm dragging a formula from cell A1 down to A50000, is there a faster way to get to the bottom? Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
drag formula faster
CTRL+SHIFT+Arrow down, CTRL+D
-- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Churley" wrote in message ... | If I'm dragging a formula from cell A1 down to A50000, is there a faster way | to get to the bottom? | Thanks |
drag formula faster
That worked! Thanks so much!
"Churley" wrote: If I'm dragging a formula from cell A1 down to A50000, is there a faster way to get to the bottom? Thanks |
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