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Default reset cells to 0 all at once

I have a sheet that requires me to clear all the cells to continue. My cell
are A2 to C30. Is there a button or something I can have to clear them all at
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Default reset cells to 0 all at once

Do you want have a zero in each cell?
Type A2:C30 in the name box (above column A)
type 0 and press ctrl + enter

If you want to clear the cells of content type
A2:C30 in the name box and press delete

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