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Filling only cells for rows with content
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I have a small problem , which I hope someone can help with. I have a sheet with a variable amount of rows. In column P:P I want to replace blanks cells with the word NULL. I highlight P:P and press F5 to bring up the Go To dialog. I press Special and Blanks. This highlights all the blank cells in P:P. The I type the word NULL in the formula bar and use ctrl and return to fill the blanks. The problem is that it fills way down to the bottom of the sheet and not just against the rows which have content. I only need it fill in to exactly the amount of rows in the sheet and not right down to the bottom. Can someone help? I've tried deleting all the rows beneath the ones with content , but excel still wants to fill to the bottom... Best Wishes Colin |
Filling only cells for rows with content
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"Colin Hayes" skrev: Hi I have a small problem , which I hope someone can help with. I have a sheet with a variable amount of rows. In column P:P I want to replace blanks cells with the word NULL. I highlight P:P and press F5 to bring up the Go To dialog. I press Special and Blanks. This highlights all the blank cells in P:P. The I type the word NULL in the formula bar and use ctrl and return to fill the blanks. The problem is that it fills way down to the bottom of the sheet and not just against the rows which have content. I only need it fill in to exactly the amount of rows in the sheet and not right down to the bottom. Can someone help? I've tried deleting all the rows beneath the ones with content , but excel still wants to fill to the bottom... Best Wishes Colin |
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