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Nice Tip
Ground Floor 27th Apr 2010
I can definately use this tip and appreciate quick "how-to" posts like this one.
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Two great tips.
Carunchie 27th Apr 2010
If PivotTables could fill in the blanks itself for columns that would be better. This tip is still a lot better than the nested if statements I use to recreate the column to fill in blanks.

And another great tip. Didn't realize the functionality about [Ctrl]+[Enter]. Certainly will save me from some extra copy-paste steps.
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Great tip
oldbaritone 27th Apr 2010
Thanks, Susan
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Interesting
Tink! 27th Apr 2010
I wasn't aware of the ability to select all blanks so that is a definite handy thing to keep in mind.

Elsewise however, I find it alot faster to just use CTRL-D to fill in repeated values. (The keyboard shortcut for Edit, Fill, Down.)
Thanks...Nice tip!
I always appreciate these posts. There are occasional gems. This is one of them.
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great stuff
nurhadiwahyu 10th May 2010
thank's a lot
Great tip! Thanks
thnx for the info.....
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