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Hi,

How do I disable the consecutive date function? I'm trying to drag and drop
JANUARY in a column, but it keeps displaying the different months.

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Hi,

First type Jan in the cell and then hold CTRL key and then drag using fill
handler.

Hope this will clear your doubt.

Regards,
Soundar.

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Hi,

How do I disable the consecutive date function? I'm trying to drag and drop
JANUARY in a column, but it keeps displaying the different months.

Thanx
Srain

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Right-click and drag.

Release button and "Copy Cells"


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On Tue, 4 Dec 2007 06:08:01 -0800, srain001
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Hi,

How do I disable the consecutive date function? I'm trying to drag and drop
JANUARY in a column, but it keeps displaying the different months.

Thanx
Srain


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