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Fill in the blanks
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Im new to VB and need to accomplish the following. My spread sheet (a .txt file that I am importing) has 6000+ lines. If any of the data from one line to the next is duplicated the cell is blank Example: cat feline black female white male tabby So across the used range. if the cell is blank I would like to copy in the same entry as the cell above it to give: cat feline black female cat feline white male cat feline tabby male Thanks for all replies |
Fill in the blanks
THanks Jim
Sometimes one cant see the forest for the trees. Ive used visible cells for a while now and had not seen the blanks options. Mission accomplished! Thanks again "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: Here is the easiest way that I know of in straight excel (no vba). You could record a macro to do this if you want. In the first blank cell beneath a populated cell create a formula such as =A1 assuming you are in cell a 2. Copy this formula. Select the range 6000 plus rows by how ever many columns. Hit F5 or Ctrl+G. Select Special. Select Blanks. This will select all of the blank cell. Now just paste. You may want to copy and paste special values the entire selection. HTH "BOB" wrote: Hi Im new to VB and need to accomplish the following. My spread sheet (a .txt file that I am importing) has 6000+ lines. If any of the data from one line to the next is duplicated the cell is blank Example: cat feline black female white male tabby So across the used range. if the cell is blank I would like to copy in the same entry as the cell above it to give: cat feline black female cat feline white male cat feline tabby male Thanks for all replies |
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