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Dynamic Autofill
How do I automatically copy a cell into all blank cells beneath it without
having to repeat for each range? I need to autofill all blanks beneath each entry in order to populate a pivot table. current desired TEXT1 TEXT1 TEXT1 TEXT1 TEXT2 TEXT2 TEXT2 TEXT2 TEXT2 TEXT3 TEXT3 TEXT3 -- pl |
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Peter,
Select the cells, use Edit / Go To... Special Blanks OK, then type =, press the up arrow key once, then press Ctrl-Enter. Then copy the entire column and pastespecial as values. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Peter Langdon" wrote in message ... How do I automatically copy a cell into all blank cells beneath it without having to repeat for each range? I need to autofill all blanks beneath each entry in order to populate a pivot table. current desired TEXT1 TEXT1 TEXT1 TEXT1 TEXT2 TEXT2 TEXT2 TEXT2 TEXT2 TEXT3 TEXT3 TEXT3 -- pl |
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Awesome, thank you. You just saved me hours of tedium.
-- pl "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: Peter, Select the cells, use Edit / Go To... Special Blanks OK, then type =, press the up arrow key once, then press Ctrl-Enter. Then copy the entire column and pastespecial as values. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Peter Langdon" wrote in message ... How do I automatically copy a cell into all blank cells beneath it without having to repeat for each range? I need to autofill all blanks beneath each entry in order to populate a pivot table. current desired TEXT1 TEXT1 TEXT1 TEXT1 TEXT2 TEXT2 TEXT2 TEXT2 TEXT2 TEXT3 TEXT3 TEXT3 -- pl |
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I've saved myself thousands of hours of tedium, so I don't mind sharing. ;-)
Bernie "Peter Langdon" wrote in message ... Awesome, thank you. You just saved me hours of tedium. -- pl "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: Peter, Select the cells, use Edit / Go To... Special Blanks OK, then type =, press the up arrow key once, then press Ctrl-Enter. Then copy the entire column and pastespecial as values. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Peter Langdon" wrote in message ... How do I automatically copy a cell into all blank cells beneath it without having to repeat for each range? I need to autofill all blanks beneath each entry in order to populate a pivot table. current desired TEXT1 TEXT1 TEXT1 TEXT1 TEXT2 TEXT2 TEXT2 TEXT2 TEXT2 TEXT3 TEXT3 TEXT3 -- pl |
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This was VERY helpful and a lot easier to use than a 'special marco toolbar'
I use to have installed. Also, in excel 2007 go to Home, Find & Select, Go To... then follow the instructions below " Special Blanks OK, then type =, press the up arrow key once, then press Ctrl-Enter. Then copy the entire column and pastespecial as values." "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: Peter, Select the cells, use Edit / Go To... Special Blanks OK, then type =, press the up arrow key once, then press Ctrl-Enter. Then copy the entire column and pastespecial as values. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Peter Langdon" wrote in message ... How do I automatically copy a cell into all blank cells beneath it without having to repeat for each range? I need to autofill all blanks beneath each entry in order to populate a pivot table. current desired TEXT1 TEXT1 TEXT1 TEXT1 TEXT2 TEXT2 TEXT2 TEXT2 TEXT2 TEXT3 TEXT3 TEXT3 -- pl |
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