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I have some data that I would like to copy down and want to click the black
box in the lower right corner to do so. The problem is the data is a number and when I do it Excel assumes that I want the next row to be that number plus 1. Is there anyway that you can turn that off so that it copies the same number the entire way? |
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Greg,
That thing is called the Fill Handle. If you hold Ctrl, it will stop incrementing the numbers. Be sure you're still holding Ctrl when you release the mouse button. -- Earl Kiosterud www.smokeylake.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------- "Greg" wrote in message ... I have some data that I would like to copy down and want to click the black box in the lower right corner to do so. The problem is the data is a number and when I do it Excel assumes that I want the next row to be that number plus 1. Is there anyway that you can turn that off so that it copies the same number the entire way? |
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Right-click and drag.
Release the button and select "copy cells". Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 1 Nov 2006 14:40:02 -0800, Greg wrote: I have some data that I would like to copy down and want to click the black box in the lower right corner to do so. The problem is the data is a number and when I do it Excel assumes that I want the next row to be that number plus 1. Is there anyway that you can turn that off so that it copies the same number the entire way? |
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