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I am looking to fill a formula in specific cell say A2
then I want this formula to be there in the whole column A, i.e. from A2:A65536 Till now the only way I know is to drag the formula and it autofill the cells with the formul but if I need to do it all the way uptill cell no 65536 then it takes a lot of time to drag. Please can ne 1 tell of any other substitute method for doing the same. I am looking for a similar kind of thing for filling the series where we just specify the source of the series and till where do we want to extend the series/ Formula. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance |
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