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Is there any other way to copy a formula in a large column of data (40000
rows) other than dragging the formula down. This can take up to five minutes to drag down this many rows. I've been searching for a way by have had no luck. |
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Hi!
Try this: Assume you have a formula in A1 and want to copy it down to A40000. Make sure your formula is using the correct reference style (relative, absolute, mixed) Select cell A1 Goto EditCopy Hit function key F5 Enter A2:A40000 Click OK With that range now selected.... Goto EditPaste Note: The formulas still have to calculate. This just saves the trouble of dragging for such a large range. Biff "busman" wrote in message ... Is there any other way to copy a formula in a large column of data (40000 rows) other than dragging the formula down. This can take up to five minutes to drag down this many rows. I've been searching for a way by have had no luck. |
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I frequently work with sheets of this size - here's a couple of quick
ways, assuming that there are no gaps in your data: If your formula is intered in a column immediately to the right of another column with data in, just double-click the fill handle (the small square in the bottom right hand corner of the cursor). This will copy all the way down. Using mainly key-presses: move cursor left until you meet a column with data in. Press <end once followed by <down, then move right until the cursor is in the correct column. Type # (or any character to mark this bottom cell) then <end followed by <up. Click <copy (or CTRL-C), then <down to the cell below, then hold down <shift, press <end once then <down, release <shift and press <enter. Takes longer to describe than to do. Hope this helps. Pete |
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If the formula column is adjacent to another column that extends down the 40000
rows just double-click on the fill handle of of the formula cell. Alternative if not an adjacent column................. Put your formula in say D1 then click on the namebox and type D1:D41000 and <ENTER Now hit CTRL + D to copy to that range. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 19 Jan 2006 20:29:02 -0800, busman wrote: Is there any other way to copy a formula in a large column of data (40000 rows) other than dragging the formula down. This can take up to five minutes to drag down this many rows. I've been searching for a way by have had no luck. |
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