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I tried ctrl drag and got nothing. I could have typed them in by now but I would learn nothing THX!
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Hi Richard
not sure what you're trying to achieve or what your issue is. Could you explain with some more detail? -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Richard wrote: I tried ctrl drag and got nothing. I could have typed them in by now but I would learn nothing THX! |
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Drag the "fill handle" (the little square in the lower right of the cell
selector). If you don't see it, make sure Tools, Options, Edit, Allow Cell Drag and Drop is selected. -- Jim Rech Excel MVP "Richard" wrote in message ... |I tried ctrl drag and got nothing. I could have typed them in by now but I would learn nothing THX! |
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Richard
Method 1. Enter 1 in A1, 2 in A2 then select both cells drag/copy down using the fill handle(right-bottom corner of cell). Method 2. Enter a 1 in A1 then right-click and drag down. Release button and "Fill Series". In both cases, be sure you have ToolsOptionsEdit "allow cell drag and drop" checkmarked. Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 21:16:03 -0700, "Richard" wrote: I tried ctrl drag and got nothing. I could have typed them in by now but I would learn nothing THX! |
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