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How would I fill blank cells with the data from a previous cell?

  1. #1
    Clive Darling
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    How would I fill blank cells with the data from a previous cell?

    Need to fill blank cells in a column with the data from the previous
    non-blank cell in Excel 2000. Used to do this in Lotus. Can't seem to get it
    in Excel



  2. #2
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    How would I fill blank cells with the data from a previous cell?

    try edit>fill>series (select one)
    Lotus's is simpler.

    >-----Original Message-----
    >Need to fill blank cells in a column with the data from

    the previous
    >non-blank cell in Excel 2000. Used to do this in Lotus.

    Can't seem to get it
    >in Excel
    >
    >
    >.
    >


  3. #3
    Peo Sjoblom
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    RE: How would I fill blank cells with the data from a previous cell?

    One way, assuming you mean you have

    data
    blank
    data
    blank

    or something like that and you want the cell with data to fill in the blanks
    below them?

    Select the whole range, press F5, select special and blanks,
    type equal sign, click on the first cell with data in the selected range,
    press ctrl + enter
    This will put a formula in the blanks cell refering to the cells above them,
    if you want to remove the formula just copy and paste special as values in
    place

    Regards,

    Peo Sjoblom

    "Clive Darling" wrote:

    > Need to fill blank cells in a column with the data from the previous
    > non-blank cell in Excel 2000. Used to do this in Lotus. Can't seem to get it
    > in Excel
    >
    >


  4. #4
    Debra Dalgleish
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    Re: How would I fill blank cells with the data from a previous cell?

    There are instructions here for filling blank cells manually or
    programmatically:

    http://www.contextures.com/xlDataEntry02.html

    Clive Darling wrote:
    > Need to fill blank cells in a column with the data from the previous
    > non-blank cell in Excel 2000. Used to do this in Lotus. Can't seem to get it
    > in Excel
    >
    >



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    Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List
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