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    zutalors212@yahoo.com
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    Copying a column without over-shooting

    I typicall have 500 rows of data in my columns. I typically need to
    manipulate the data in a quick fashion. Moreover, I must copy/paste
    the data from columns A to Z, for example.

    Here is my issue: I have data in column A1:a500, and I need to move
    this to Z. I'd like to do so *without* including the elements of
    a501:a65526.

    I know the "typical" way of doing this: Scrolling all the way down to
    the 500th row, and cutting/copying and pasting. This is quite time
    consuming.

    What I do now is click on the letter "A" as in column A, and copy/cut.
    However, this copies/cuts *EVERYTHING* from that column to the
    destination column. The file gets big very quickly, when this is the
    case. Moreover, when I scroll down, instead of stopping at the 500th
    row, it uselessly scrolls down to the 50,000th row.


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    Trevor Shuttleworth
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    Re: Copying a column without over-shooting

    Press F5 (GoTo) and in the Reference box type A1:A500 and press Enter. That
    will select the cells you want. Press Copy. Do what you want

    Regards

    Trevor


    <zutalors212@yahoo.com> wrote in message
    news:1141243969.551496.148350@i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
    >I typicall have 500 rows of data in my columns. I typically need to
    > manipulate the data in a quick fashion. Moreover, I must copy/paste
    > the data from columns A to Z, for example.
    >
    > Here is my issue: I have data in column A1:a500, and I need to move
    > this to Z. I'd like to do so *without* including the elements of
    > a501:a65526.
    >
    > I know the "typical" way of doing this: Scrolling all the way down to
    > the 500th row, and cutting/copying and pasting. This is quite time
    > consuming.
    >
    > What I do now is click on the letter "A" as in column A, and copy/cut.
    > However, this copies/cuts *EVERYTHING* from that column to the
    > destination column. The file gets big very quickly, when this is the
    > case. Moreover, when I scroll down, instead of stopping at the 500th
    > row, it uselessly scrolls down to the 50,000th row.
    >




  3. #3
    Ardus Petus
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    Re: Copying a column without over-shooting

    select A1
    press ctrl+shift+down arrow

    HTH
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    <zutalors212@yahoo.com> a écrit dans le message de
    news:1141243969.551496.148350@i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
    > I typicall have 500 rows of data in my columns. I typically need to
    > manipulate the data in a quick fashion. Moreover, I must copy/paste
    > the data from columns A to Z, for example.
    >
    > Here is my issue: I have data in column A1:a500, and I need to move
    > this to Z. I'd like to do so *without* including the elements of
    > a501:a65526.
    >
    > I know the "typical" way of doing this: Scrolling all the way down to
    > the 500th row, and cutting/copying and pasting. This is quite time
    > consuming.
    >
    > What I do now is click on the letter "A" as in column A, and copy/cut.
    > However, this copies/cuts *EVERYTHING* from that column to the
    > destination column. The file gets big very quickly, when this is the
    > case. Moreover, when I scroll down, instead of stopping at the 500th
    > row, it uselessly scrolls down to the 50,000th row.
    >




  4. #4
    Pete_UK
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    Re: Copying a column without over-shooting

    Alternatively, select A1, hold down <shift>, press <end> followed by
    <down>, release shift - this will highlight all the contiguous data
    from A1 downwards. Then click <copy>, click in B1, hold down <shift>,
    click in Z1, release <shift> and press <enter>.

    Hope this helps.

    Pete


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