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Looking for the diiferent ways to fill series in excel
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1. Enter 1 in A1. Right-click and drag down 12 rows. Release button and "Fill Series" 2. Enter 1 in A1, 2 in A2. Select both and left-click drag down 12 rows. 3. Select A1:A12. In A1 type 1 then EditFillSeriesLinear. Enter a Step Value if you wish. 4. For a unique fill series........ToolsOptionsCustom ListsNew. Type your items in comma-delimited. Enter the first in A1 then left-click drag down. Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Wed, 14 Dec 2005 12:34:45 -0800, "D J R" wrote: Looking for the diiferent ways to fill series in excel |
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From the Excel main menu.... EditFillSeries...then play with the settings. Post back with questions? *********** Regards, Ron "D J R" wrote: Looking for the diiferent ways to fill series in excel |
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