how to auto fill zero in a area
 

I have this small and quick question but I don't know how to do it without
knowing anything about Excel Functions. Any help would be really appreciated!
:D
In an area, say from column A to Z, Row 2 to 20, some of the cells have a
number in it, but some of the cells are left blank, is there any way to just
highlight this whole area, and use least steps to fill in all blank cells
with number "0"?
Thank you all in advance! : D

how to auto fill zero in a area
 

Select A2 to Z20.
Hit <F5
Click "Special"
Click "Blanks"
Then <OK

Key in 0,
Then <Ctrl <Enter

And you should have what you're looking for!
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HTH,

RD

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"diablo9" wrote in message
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I have this small and quick question but I don't know how to do it without
knowing anything about Excel Functions. Any help would be really
appreciated!
:D
In an area, say from column A to Z, Row 2 to 20, some of the cells have a
number in it, but some of the cells are left blank, is there any way to
just
highlight this whole area, and use least steps to fill in all blank cells
with number "0"?
Thank you all in advance! : D

how to auto fill zero in a area
 

thanks a lot man!

:D :D :D


"Ragdyer" wrote:

Select A2 to Z20.
Hit <F5
Click "Special"
Click "Blanks"
Then <OK

Key in 0,
Then <Ctrl <Enter

And you should have what you're looking for!
--
HTH,

RD

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"diablo9" wrote in message
...
I have this small and quick question but I don't know how to do it without
knowing anything about Excel Functions. Any help would be really
appreciated!
:D
In an area, say from column A to Z, Row 2 to 20, some of the cells have a
number in it, but some of the cells are left blank, is there any way to
just
highlight this whole area, and use least steps to fill in all blank cells
with number "0"?
Thank you all in advance! : D

how to auto fill zero in a area
 

Thanks for the feed-back.

You're the second today with exactly the same solution.<g
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Regards,

RD

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"diablo9" wrote in message
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thanks a lot man!

:D :D :D


"Ragdyer" wrote:

Select A2 to Z20.
Hit <F5
Click "Special"
Click "Blanks"
Then <OK

Key in 0,
Then <Ctrl <Enter

And you should have what you're looking for!
--
HTH,

RD

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Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit !
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"diablo9" wrote in message
...
I have this small and quick question but I don't know how to do it
without
knowing anything about Excel Functions. Any help would be really
appreciated!
:D
In an area, say from column A to Z, Row 2 to 20, some of the cells have
a
number in it, but some of the cells are left blank, is there any way to
just
highlight this whole area, and use least steps to fill in all blank
cells
with number "0"?
Thank you all in advance! : D

how to auto fill zero in a area
 

Select your range ctrl H Find what: leave it blank Replace with: 0
Replace All


"diablo9" wrote:

I have this small and quick question but I don't know how to do it without
knowing anything about Excel Functions. Any help would be really appreciated!
:D
In an area, say from column A to Z, Row 2 to 20, some of the cells have a
number in it, but some of the cells are left blank, is there any way to just
highlight this whole area, and use least steps to fill in all blank cells
with number "0"?
Thank you all in advance! : D