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Hello all. I've seen this done before, but have no idea how to do it, or
what it is even called. I have a worksheet with Row 1 containing headers, and Row 2 containing the formulas I want to use for subsequent rows (it is just these two lines for now, but will grow over the next few months). Some cells in Row 2 have formulas, but most do not. Is there a way that I can automatically copy those formulas to the next empty row if the current last row has data in it? I realize that I can just select the cells and drag the handle down far enough to cover myself, but what I'm trying to avoid is having hundreds of lines of formulas that aren't doing anything (thus increasing file size). Thanks in advance |
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