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Then, if you need to actually transfer the content (rather than just the
reference), select column A, copy it, and choose Edit/Paste Special, selecting the Values radio button. Click OK. In article , Teethless mama wrote: AutoFilter Blanks in Column A, now you have all the blank cells in column A enter the formula in the first blank cell in column A example the first blank cell is in A5. Formula in A5: =B5, drag the Fill Handle to copy "Colin Hayes" wrote: Hi In column A , I have some cells with content , some blank. In column B , all the cells have content. I need to transfer the content of the cells in column B to column A , BUT ONLY to the cells in column A which are blank. |
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