• Ctrl+Enter (Excel XP)

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    This trick can be very handy.

    It works with formulas as well as with constant values. Relative cell references in the formula in the active cell will adjust themselves automatically in the other cells.

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      No question this time!

      Instead, I just discovered a feature that I thought others may find useful. It’s new for me but the rest of the World may already know of it. Anyway, if you need to enter the same information into several cells, there is a shortcut for doing so…

      Just select the cells, (I’d hold down the Ctrl key and use the mouse to make selections), then type what you want in the last cell selected. Hold down Ctrl and press Enter. That’s it, whatever you typed into the last selected cell is now in every cell you selected.

      This works with cells selected anywhere on the sheet. The selected cells do not have to be contigious, where the fill-across or fill-down method would work just fine.

    • #816242

      No question this time!

      Instead, I just discovered a feature that I thought others may find useful. It’s new for me but the rest of the World may already know of it. Anyway, if you need to enter the same information into several cells, there is a shortcut for doing so…

      Just select the cells, (I’d hold down the Ctrl key and use the mouse to make selections), then type what you want in the last cell selected. Hold down Ctrl and press Enter. That’s it, whatever you typed into the last selected cell is now in every cell you selected.

      This works with cells selected anywhere on the sheet. The selected cells do not have to be contigious, where the fill-across or fill-down method would work just fine.

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