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Default Copy value and fill blank spaces below it until new value is encountered?

Hi,

I have a column of data as follows in excel, with a value, followed by
multiple blank cells, then a new value, and so forth:

_Column_A:_

1GT34Z
<blank
<blank
2FR56T
<blank
<blank
<blank
5VG56R
<blank
etc....

How do I create a macro that begins at the top of the column A, and
then proceeds vertically down cell by cell, checking whether a value is
present? If there is a value present, it will move on, however, if
there is NOT a value present, it will check the cell directly above it
and copy that value into it, as well as every consecutive blank row
following it, until a cell with a different value is encountered.
Hence, when the macro is complete, all the rows that were originally
<blank will have a value present in it based on whatever value it
followed. Then proceed to column B and repeat.

Thanks in advance!
drod


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