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Using the Autofill, with filtered lists
In Excel 2007, three users are filtering lists of purchased items and adding
spend categories to a blank column based on the results of the filter. We have a regular problem on one user's machine using the following process- the list is filtered (using custom filter-contains) to find relevant spend items and the new category is typed in the top cell of the blank column in the results. The fill handle is then used to drag and fill the category to all lines identified by the filter. When the filter is removed, the new category has been filled in on all lines including the lines which were hidden by the filter. Is there any way to avoid this and only copy to the cells left visible by the filter- also is there any reason why this would happen on one machine and not the others doing the same task? |
Using the Autofill, with filtered lists
Don't use the fill handle. Instead, <copy the single cell, then
highlight the (visible) cells that you want to copy into, then press <Enter. Hope this helps. Pete On Nov 13, 11:58*am, Jo Davis wrote: In Excel 2007, three users are filtering lists of purchased items and adding spend categories to a blank column based on the results of the filter. We have a regular problem on one user's machine using the following process- the list is filtered (using custom filter-contains) to find relevant spend items and the new category is typed in the top cell of the blank column in the results. The fill handle is then used to drag and fill the category to all lines identified by the filter. When the filter is removed, the new category has been filled in on all lines including the lines which were hidden by the filter. Is there any way to avoid this and only copy to the cells left visible by the filter- also is there any reason why this would happen on one machine and not the others doing the same task? |
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