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Default help Fill formulas, highlight cells to specified destination

Hi all,

Thanks in advance..

but could you please advise on how to do the following

1-i have a huge list of data, and sometimes just highlighting by the mouse
and scrolling down takes forever...my data is in one column...how can i:
-highlight going down until a specified cell (for example Cell A3400)
-highlight going down until the end of text
-highlight going down until the text changes...for example teh first
thousand cells containt (current) so i want to highlight that, becuase the
next ones contain (archive)

2-filling the equation to teh end of text or a specified column. here this
one refers to copying or dragging the edge of a formula to the end of text, :
- how can it be down vertically? and horizontally?

thanks for your time

 
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