Are you troubled by blank cells in Excel? don’t worry! PHP editor Xinyi reveals the secret of quickly automatically filling in blank cells for you, allowing you to easily handle this tedious task. This tutorial will introduce the Excel auto-fill function in detail, teach you step by step to achieve seamless data connection, and say goodbye to the trouble of manual input.
First select the data area to be filled starting from the first cell.
Press Ctrl G or F5 to bring up the positioning dialog box, and click [Positioning Conditions] in the lower left corner.
Select [Null Value] in [Positioning Conditions], and then click the [OK] button.
After completing the above operations, all blank cells will be selected.
Click the equal sign on your keyboard.
Then press the upward arrow key on the keyboard, which is ↑. A reference as shown below will be returned in the cell.
Hold Ctrl with your left hand and press Enter with your right hand to quickly complete all filling.
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