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I have a very large file in which I need to copy the SSN down to the point
where the next SSN begins. How can I accomplish this task? I have information in a worksheet as follows: SocialSec # Acct Bal Type Amount Row1 SSN Account BalA 50.00 Row2 Account BalC 100.00 Row3 Account BalD 250.00 Row4 SSN #2 Account BalA 50.00 Row5 Account BalC 14.00 Row6 Account BalD 75.50 Row7 Account BalE 35.00 Row8 SSN #3 Account BalA 22.00 Row9 Account BalB 25.00 |
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Insert a temporary column to the left of your SSNs
Assuming your SSns are in col B (after the insert) and start in row 2, use this formula in A2, and copy it down. Do this on a copy of your data =IF(ISBLANK(B2),A1,B2) After copying it down all the way, select all the formulas, copy them, select the cells with the original SSNs, and use Edit-Paste Special-Values "excelmad" wrote: I have a very large file in which I need to copy the SSN down to the point where the next SSN begins. How can I accomplish this task? I have information in a worksheet as follows: SocialSec # Acct Bal Type Amount Row1 SSN Account BalA 50.00 Row2 Account BalC 100.00 Row3 Account BalD 250.00 Row4 SSN #2 Account BalA 50.00 Row5 Account BalC 14.00 Row6 Account BalD 75.50 Row7 Account BalE 35.00 Row8 SSN #3 Account BalA 22.00 Row9 Account BalB 25.00 |
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I like this method which I copied from a post here, but have also seen in a
John Walkenbach book: Select column A. Hit F5. Click on Special. Click on Blanks, then OK. Type = and then hit Up Arrow. Hold Control Key and hit Enter. -- Kevin Vaughn "excelmad" wrote: I have a very large file in which I need to copy the SSN down to the point where the next SSN begins. How can I accomplish this task? I have information in a worksheet as follows: SocialSec # Acct Bal Type Amount Row1 SSN Account BalA 50.00 Row2 Account BalC 100.00 Row3 Account BalD 250.00 Row4 SSN #2 Account BalA 50.00 Row5 Account BalC 14.00 Row6 Account BalD 75.50 Row7 Account BalE 35.00 Row8 SSN #3 Account BalA 22.00 Row9 Account BalB 25.00 |
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Thank you so much...it worked perfectly.
"Duke Carey" wrote: Insert a temporary column to the left of your SSNs Assuming your SSns are in col B (after the insert) and start in row 2, use this formula in A2, and copy it down. Do this on a copy of your data =IF(ISBLANK(B2),A1,B2) After copying it down all the way, select all the formulas, copy them, select the cells with the original SSNs, and use Edit-Paste Special-Values "excelmad" wrote: I have a very large file in which I need to copy the SSN down to the point where the next SSN begins. How can I accomplish this task? I have information in a worksheet as follows: SocialSec # Acct Bal Type Amount Row1 SSN Account BalA 50.00 Row2 Account BalC 100.00 Row3 Account BalD 250.00 Row4 SSN #2 Account BalA 50.00 Row5 Account BalC 14.00 Row6 Account BalD 75.50 Row7 Account BalE 35.00 Row8 SSN #3 Account BalA 22.00 Row9 Account BalB 25.00 |
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This works awesome too. Thank you.
"Kevin Vaughn" wrote: I like this method which I copied from a post here, but have also seen in a John Walkenbach book: Select column A. Hit F5. Click on Special. Click on Blanks, then OK. Type = and then hit Up Arrow. Hold Control Key and hit Enter. -- Kevin Vaughn "excelmad" wrote: I have a very large file in which I need to copy the SSN down to the point where the next SSN begins. How can I accomplish this task? I have information in a worksheet as follows: SocialSec # Acct Bal Type Amount Row1 SSN Account BalA 50.00 Row2 Account BalC 100.00 Row3 Account BalD 250.00 Row4 SSN #2 Account BalA 50.00 Row5 Account BalC 14.00 Row6 Account BalD 75.50 Row7 Account BalE 35.00 Row8 SSN #3 Account BalA 22.00 Row9 Account BalB 25.00 |
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You're welcome.
-- Kevin Vaughn "excelmad" wrote: This works awesome too. Thank you. "Kevin Vaughn" wrote: I like this method which I copied from a post here, but have also seen in a John Walkenbach book: Select column A. Hit F5. Click on Special. Click on Blanks, then OK. Type = and then hit Up Arrow. Hold Control Key and hit Enter. -- Kevin Vaughn "excelmad" wrote: I have a very large file in which I need to copy the SSN down to the point where the next SSN begins. How can I accomplish this task? I have information in a worksheet as follows: SocialSec # Acct Bal Type Amount Row1 SSN Account BalA 50.00 Row2 Account BalC 100.00 Row3 Account BalD 250.00 Row4 SSN #2 Account BalA 50.00 Row5 Account BalC 14.00 Row6 Account BalD 75.50 Row7 Account BalE 35.00 Row8 SSN #3 Account BalA 22.00 Row9 Account BalB 25.00 |
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