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Formula to Populate Cells
Right now I have several columns and in column "A" I want to populate
item numbers that are currently distributed throughout column "B". My problem is that in column "B" there are several blank rows between the items numbers. Ultimately what I want to do is if B3 to B5 are blank I want to populate A3 through A5 with the item number in B6. B6 is basically a Sub Total Row that has the Item #. Is there a logical formula to accomplish this or do I need a macro? |
Formula to Populate Cells
Copy column B into column A, then if A3 is the first cell that you
want this to apply to, highlight A3 down to the last cell in A that contains an Item number. Then press F5 (GoTo), click on Special and then click Blanks. Then begin to type in a formula - type = and click cell A4 and then press CTRL-Enter. All the cells in column A will now contain the appropriate Item number. You can use paste special to fix the values and get rid of the formula. Hope this helps. Pete On Sep 26, 3:05 pm, nejohnso76 wrote: Right now I have several columns and in column "A" I want to populate item numbers that are currently distributed throughout column "B". My problem is that in column "B" there are several blank rows between the items numbers. Ultimately what I want to do is if B3 to B5 are blank I want to populate A3 through A5 with the item number in B6. B6 is basically a Sub Total Row that has the Item #. Is there a logical formula to accomplish this or do I need a macro? |
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