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If column 1 has data in each of the, say, first 100 rows, and Iinsert an
adjacent column 2 and ensure that column 2 is empty, then I enter data in the first cell of column 2, then I try to copy the new cell down all the way down to the bottom of the row that is the same as the last row of column 1, how can I take advantage of column 1? I sort of would like to press copy A2 then move left to column 1, then do End Down, then move back to column 2, then press Enter. But I always end up down at infinity at the bottom of Excel. Any clues? Thanks. |
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