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When using Excel 2003, I could fill blank cells in a column with contents
from a preceeding cell using the Edit menu. Specifically, after selecting the range then on the Edit menu i would click Goto/Special/BlanksOK. Then enter first cell address in selected range (ie =a1) and press CTRL+ENTER. This would fill the balnk cells with the content of the preceeding cell. How is this done in Excel 2007? |
Special editing
The same way.
What doesn't work for you? Mister Ed wrote: When using Excel 2003, I could fill blank cells in a column with contents from a preceeding cell using the Edit menu. Specifically, after selecting the range then on the Edit menu i would click Goto/Special/BlanksOK. Then enter first cell address in selected range (ie =a1) and press CTRL+ENTER. This would fill the balnk cells with the content of the preceeding cell. How is this done in Excel 2007? -- Dave Peterson |
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