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Set up cells so they automatically finish from others above them
I used to be able to start typing something in a cell and it would
automatically copy from another cell in the same column. How do I re-activate it so this starts happening again.... |
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Set up cells so they automatically finish from others above them
You need to enable the excel's "auto complete" option. it is in excel
options, advanced tab. -- Kind Regards, Satti Charvak Only an Excel Enthusiast Noida, India "Greg" wrote: I used to be able to start typing something in a cell and it would automatically copy from another cell in the same column. How do I re-activate it so this starts happening again.... |
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