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Fill date series in table
I have an attendance sheet that 1 day per week. I want to extend a series
across the top row. (I.E. Jan 1, Jan 8, Jan 15, Jan 22, etc.). The sheets are formatted as tables. When I grab the handle to copy the cells it will only copy, not fill the series. How can I get a weekly series? |
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Fill date series in table
In A1 enter:
1/1/2010 In B1 enter: =A1+7 and copy across -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200909 |
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Fill date series in table
If you put Jan 1 in the first cell, Jan 8 in cell next to it and then select
**both** of these cells... you can now copy this selection across the row and the series will fill in automatically for you. -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Sunday School Secretary" <Sunday School wrote in message ... I have an attendance sheet that 1 day per week. I want to extend a series across the top row. (I.E. Jan 1, Jan 8, Jan 15, Jan 22, etc.). The sheets are formatted as tables. When I grab the handle to copy the cells it will only copy, not fill the series. How can I get a weekly series? |
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