We’re very excited about our upcoming course, Excel 2010 Power Shortcuts with Dennis Taylor, that’s due to be released soon—so excited that we’ve decided to give you a sneak peek at some of his top power shortcuts. Here’s the third shortcut:
In Excel, if you want to copy a formula or data down a column, you don’t need to copy and paste or even drag—a difficult task if you have thousands of rows of data. This time-saving shortcut shows how you can copy text or a formula down a column in an instant. If you’re already familiar with this shortcut, this video shows how it is improved in Excel 2010.
Did you miss the first two top shortcuts? Watch Top Excel Power Shortcut #1: Entering the same data into nonadjacent cells and Top Excel Power Shortcut #2: Converting formulas to values.
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OMG What a time saver. I had almost a million rows and found your podcast on copying formulas down a worksheet. Thanks for the tip on line. It saved me a lot of time and effort.
THANK YOU!
thanks
Awesome tip. I wish I new this years ago. Usually I use the copy and shift.command.down function and it goes ALL the way down to the last row. Using this formula, it eliminates me checking the copying stop where the data ended.
thanks.