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I need to fill only empty cells in a database with a symbol.
I'm working with a database that requires first and last name for import. I
have all the last names but some of the first names are missing and will get kicked out of the import. Normally, I type a . in the first name cell and that works. However, I was hoping I could select the entire first name column and fill only the cells that are empty with a . That would be a big time saver as I'm currently dealing with about 1250 empty column cells. Is that possible? |
I need to fill only empty cells in a database with a symbol.
filter on the blank cells in the column, then copy the . down
JB "SMC" wrote: I'm working with a database that requires first and last name for import. I have all the last names but some of the first names are missing and will get kicked out of the import. Normally, I type a . in the first name cell and that works. However, I was hoping I could select the entire first name column and fill only the cells that are empty with a . That would be a big time saver as I'm currently dealing with about 1250 empty column cells. Is that possible? |
I need to fill only empty cells in a database with a symbol.
Select the column containing the first names.
Hit <F5 Click "Special" Click "Blanks" Then <OK Type in your dot (period), Then <Ctrl <Enter And you're done! -- HTH, RD ================================================== === Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ================================================== === "SMC" wrote in message ... I'm working with a database that requires first and last name for import. I have all the last names but some of the first names are missing and will get kicked out of the import. Normally, I type a . in the first name cell and that works. However, I was hoping I could select the entire first name column and fill only the cells that are empty with a . That would be a big time saver as I'm currently dealing with about 1250 empty column cells. Is that possible? |
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