Autofill time schedule with gaps EDIT
 

I forgot to mention that although I can get Aotofill to use the correct time
increments, it inserts in every cell, not in every other. Thanks again.

Autofill time schedule with gaps EDIT
 

See your previous thread.

Please don't start a new thread. Instead, reply to your first post.

Starting a new thread tends to fragment any answers you get, and
potentially wastes the time of those answering a question that already
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In article ,
XLXPertWannabe wrote:

I forgot to mention that although I can get Aotofill to use the correct time
increments, it inserts in every cell, not in every other. Thanks again.

Autofill time schedule with gaps EDIT
 

Thank you! I was wondering how to do just that. Regards, S



"JE McGimpsey" wrote:

See your previous thread.

Please don't start a new thread. Instead, reply to your first post.

Starting a new thread tends to fragment any answers you get, and
potentially wastes the time of those answering a question that already
has been answered.

In article ,
XLXPertWannabe wrote:

I forgot to mention that although I can get Aotofill to use the correct time
increments, it inserts in every cell, not in every other. Thanks again.

Autofill time schedule with gaps EDIT
 

"XLXPertWannabe" wrote in message
...
I forgot to mention that although I can get Aotofill to use the correct
time
increments, it inserts in every cell, not in every other. Thanks again.

There's a good reason for that, so don't do it!
Blank rows or columns within your data cripple XLs analytical features.
Check out the LIST subject; Basically this means the same type of data for
each column (fields), and 1 to 1 data for rows (records).
So I could have read 100 books, so that is a different table, I have 1 name,
1 age, a person has 1 appointment at a TIME!

Date Start Time Who Reason Where End Time Charge
15/5/2008 01:00PM G Bush Brain scan Iraq 01:05PM
$1,000,000

Are some examples of headers for your data.
*Who*, should also be included in a separate data table for your customer
database.
I hope this makes some sense.

Regards
Robert McCurdy

Autofill time schedule with gaps EDIT
 

Thank you! It looks like I have a lot to learn.
With appreciation, S

"Robert McCurdy" wrote:


"XLXPertWannabe" wrote in message
...
I forgot to mention that although I can get Aotofill to use the correct
time
increments, it inserts in every cell, not in every other. Thanks again.

There's a good reason for that, so don't do it!
Blank rows or columns within your data cripple XLs analytical features.
Check out the LIST subject; Basically this means the same type of data for
each column (fields), and 1 to 1 data for rows (records).
So I could have read 100 books, so that is a different table, I have 1 name,
1 age, a person has 1 appointment at a TIME!

Date Start Time Who Reason Where End Time Charge
15/5/2008 01:00PM G Bush Brain scan Iraq 01:05PM
$1,000,000

Are some examples of headers for your data.
*Who*, should also be included in a separate data table for your customer
database.
I hope this makes some sense.

Regards
Robert McCurdy