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Filling in blanks
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Fri 18 Oct 2024, 16:22Delegate Brooke said...
Brooke has attended:
Excel Introduction course
Filling in blanks
I have to export an excel sheet from our system to find the averages of stock.
In the list, some have numbers exports, but I have to manually fill in 0.00 to the rest.
Is there a way to do it just for all blanks in the list to save time?
Thanks
Fri 18 Oct 2024, 17:07Trainer Martin said...
RE: Filling in blanks
Hi Brooke,
Thankyou for your question to the forum.
Yes, you can fill in all the blanks at the same time. Here's how:
1. Select the column with all the blank cells
2. Go to HOME > FIND & SELECT > GO TO SPECIAL
3. Tick where it says 'Blanks' and click OK
4. Enter 0 in the active cell
5. Press Ctrl Enter to auto-populate the other blanks with 0
Hope this helps and please let me know if you need any more support
Kind regards
Martin
(IT Trainer)
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