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Excel Tip - Enter the same value in several
cells at onceWhen you need to
fill multiple cells with the same entry you may simply copy
and paste the value or use Excel's Fill Handle to do the job.
However, there's another technique that can at times be more
efficient. Simply select all of the cells that you want to
fill. Then, type the entry in the active cell and press [Ctrl][Enter].
Excel plugs the entry into all of the cells that were
highlighted. Note that you can also use this technique to fill
non-contiguous cells -- simply hold down the [Ctrl] key as you
select each cell. Also, you can use the technique to enter a
formula in multiple cells at once. If your formula contains
relative cell references, Excel adjusts each formula to point
to the appropriate relative ranges.
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