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so here I was, using .filldown to fill in a set of
formulas from the top row to the rest of the rows in the selected range... but, then I needed it to just put the formulas in a single row, too... so, silly me, I just figured the .filldown wouldn't particularly have anything to do, in that case, when only one row was selected... but no, it looks in the row above it and picks out the constants which are one row ABOVE the selected range, and stashes them on the current row (even though there are already exisiting formulas on the current row). So, I tried it through the edit menu, and sure enough, Edit-Fill-Down does the same thing... if one row is selected, it picks data from the row above, no matter what may already exist in the current row. but, as far as I can tell, this behavior, which seems different to me, when one row is selected than when multiple rows are selected, is not documented anywhere in the help. I can get around it wiht an If-End If to skip that line of code, but does anyone know if this behavior is documented somewhere and I just haven't found it? |
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