Blank fields
 

Hi,

I have a work sheet set up with blank fields of varying distances (e.g. see
below example, 1 line gap, 3 line gap) between a large amount of data in a
specifc column, where blank fields exist in the column I'd like to copy the
last data above it to populate the blank field. I've been trying to use
isblank for this command but have had no success. Can anyone advise an
appropriate formula?

Row Column A
1 10000003
2 10000104
3 (would like to insert 10000104 here)
4 10000187
5 (would like to insert 10000187 here)
6 (would like to insert 10000187 here)
7 (would like to insert 10000187 here)
8 10000244

Tks

David

Blank fields
 

try this idea
Sub fillinblanksfromabove()
For Each c In Range("a3:a12")
If c = "" Then c.Value = c.Offset(-1)
Next
End Sub

--
Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"sgdav" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I have a work sheet set up with blank fields of varying distances (e.g.
see
below example, 1 line gap, 3 line gap) between a large amount of data in a
specifc column, where blank fields exist in the column I'd like to copy
the
last data above it to populate the blank field. I've been trying to use
isblank for this command but have had no success. Can anyone advise an
appropriate formula?

Row Column A
1 10000003
2 10000104
3 (would like to insert 10000104 here)
4 10000187
5 (would like to insert 10000187 here)
6 (would like to insert 10000187 here)
7 (would like to insert 10000187 here)
8 10000244

Tks

David

Blank fields
 

Hi Don,

Tks for this, it works perfectly!

Tks

David

"Don Guillett" wrote:

try this idea
Sub fillinblanksfromabove()
For Each c In Range("a3:a12")
If c = "" Then c.Value = c.Offset(-1)
Next
End Sub

--
Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"sgdav" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I have a work sheet set up with blank fields of varying distances (e.g.
see
below example, 1 line gap, 3 line gap) between a large amount of data in a
specifc column, where blank fields exist in the column I'd like to copy
the
last data above it to populate the blank field. I've been trying to use
isblank for this command but have had no success. Can anyone advise an
appropriate formula?

Row Column A
1 10000003
2 10000104
3 (would like to insert 10000104 here)
4 10000187
5 (would like to insert 10000187 here)
6 (would like to insert 10000187 here)
7 (would like to insert 10000187 here)
8 10000244

Tks

David

Blank fields
 

Glad to help

--
Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"sgdav" wrote in message
...
Hi Don,

Tks for this, it works perfectly!

Tks

David

"Don Guillett" wrote:

try this idea
Sub fillinblanksfromabove()
For Each c In Range("a3:a12")
If c = "" Then c.Value = c.Offset(-1)
Next
End Sub

--
Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"sgdav" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I have a work sheet set up with blank fields of varying distances (e.g.
see
below example, 1 line gap, 3 line gap) between a large amount of data
in a
specifc column, where blank fields exist in the column I'd like to copy
the
last data above it to populate the blank field. I've been trying to use
isblank for this command but have had no success. Can anyone advise an
appropriate formula?

Row Column A
1 10000003
2 10000104
3 (would like to insert 10000104 here)
4 10000187
5 (would like to insert 10000187 here)
6 (would like to insert 10000187 here)
7 (would like to insert 10000187 here)
8 10000244

Tks

David

Blank fields
 

For a non-code method: choose edit-goto-special-blanks and type =A2
followed by ctrl+enter. Then copy-paste special values on the range



On Jan 30, 1:51 pm, sgdav wrote:
Hi,

I have a work sheet set up with blank fields of varying distances (e.g. see
below example, 1 line gap, 3 line gap) between a large amount of data in a
specifc column, where blank fields exist in the column I'd like to copy the
last data above it to populate the blank field. I've been trying to use
isblank for this command but have had no success. Can anyone advise an
appropriate formula?

Row Column A
1 10000003
2 10000104
3 (would like to insert 10000104 here)
4 10000187
5 (would like to insert 10000187 here)
6 (would like to insert 10000187 here)
7 (would like to insert 10000187 here)
8 10000244

Tks

David

Blank fields
 

I have similar problem. The code below did not work for me. I have data
copied on sheet 2 from sheet 1 and want to display non-blank and non-zero
cells.

Thanks,
Upasana

"Don Guillett" wrote:

try this idea
Sub fillinblanksfromabove()
For Each c In Range("a3:a12")
If c = "" Then c.Value = c.Offset(-1)
Next
End Sub

--
Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"sgdav" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I have a work sheet set up with blank fields of varying distances (e.g.
see
below example, 1 line gap, 3 line gap) between a large amount of data in a
specifc column, where blank fields exist in the column I'd like to copy
the
last data above it to populate the blank field. I've been trying to use
isblank for this command but have had no success. Can anyone advise an
appropriate formula?

Row Column A
1 10000003
2 10000104
3 (would like to insert 10000104 here)
4 10000187
5 (would like to insert 10000187 here)
6 (would like to insert 10000187 here)
7 (would like to insert 10000187 here)
8 10000244

Tks

David