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Autofill Format
Is there a way to use the fill handle to autofill, but do so without changing
the formatting of the cells--adding data only? I'm trying to avoid having the fill colors, width of gridlines, and everything else change when I autofill? Thanks. |
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Autofill Format
Oh. And I'm using Excel for Office 2000.
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Autofill Format
If you rightclick and drag that autofill button, you'll see a bunch of options.
Maybe one of them will be what you want. Fozzie Bear wrote: Is there a way to use the fill handle to autofill, but do so without changing the formatting of the cells--adding data only? I'm trying to avoid having the fill colors, width of gridlines, and everything else change when I autofill? Thanks. -- Dave Peterson |
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Sigh...
Sometimes the easiest solution is the most overlooked. Thanks, Dave. Fozzie "Dave Peterson" wrote: If you rightclick and drag that autofill button, you'll see a bunch of options. Maybe one of them will be what you want. Fozzie Bear wrote: Is there a way to use the fill handle to autofill, but do so without changing the formatting of the cells--adding data only? I'm trying to avoid having the fill colors, width of gridlines, and everything else change when I autofill? Thanks. -- Dave Peterson |
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