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Excel 2007: I have a huge spreadsheet, and I want to be able to update the
filtered rows with information by typing in the top line and copying down.

When I do this, the entered information is entered on all rows including the
hidden rows. How can I just enter on the filtered rows only?
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Lisa,

Use Edit / Go To... Special Visible Cells only OK then use Ctrl-Enter

Or add the Visible cells button to your commandbar.

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Excel 2007: I have a huge spreadsheet, and I want to be able to update the
filtered rows with information by typing in the top line and copying down.

When I do this, the entered information is entered on all rows including the
hidden rows. How can I just enter on the filtered rows only?



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Thank you for your response. This is Excel 2007. There is no edit button on
the ribbon bar at the top.

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Excel 2007: I have a huge spreadsheet, and I want to be able to update the
filtered rows with information by typing in the top line and copying down.

When I do this, the entered information is entered on all rows including the
hidden rows. How can I just enter on the filtered rows only?

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Use Fn key F5 as your gotospecial key


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Thank you for your response. This is Excel 2007. There is no edit button on
the ribbon bar at the top.

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Excel 2007: I have a huge spreadsheet, and I want to be able to update the
filtered rows with information by typing in the top line and copying down.

When I do this, the entered information is entered on all rows including the
hidden rows. How can I just enter on the filtered rows only?


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Hi,

I do not face this problem. I filtered a range with A in the column and
then typed Z in the first cell. Now when I copied and pasted, the values
were pasted on the A's only.

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Ashish Mathur
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Excel 2007: I have a huge spreadsheet, and I want to be able to update
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filtered rows with information by typing in the top line and copying down.

When I do this, the entered information is entered on all rows including
the
hidden rows. How can I just enter on the filtered rows only?


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