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How to replicate 1 range to muptiple ranges at once?
I have a range from A1 to B2 that I want to replicate to A3 to B32 in one
action. In Lotus (a long time ago in DOS) this was possible, but I haven't found it in Excel Office 2003. Please help. |
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How to replicate 1 range to muptiple ranges at once?
1) COPY A1:B2
2) Highlight A3:B32 3)PASTE SPECIAL PASTE LINK HTH, -- Gary Brown If this post was helpful, please click the ''Yes'' button next to ''Was this Post Helpfull to you?''. "Ann" wrote: I have a range from A1 to B2 that I want to replicate to A3 to B32 in one action. In Lotus (a long time ago in DOS) this was possible, but I haven't found it in Excel Office 2003. Please help. |
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