![]() use Ribbon commands to change the formulas to values (steps below).WARNING: If you omit these steps, and you leave the the cell reference formulas in the cells, the formula results will show incorrect data later, if you sort the list.The final step, before you sort or filter the data, is to convert the "blank cell" formulas to If you check cell B3, you'll see that its formula refers to cell B2.This screen shot shows the formula in cell B4, which refers to cell B3.Combining the Control and Enter keys will enter the active cell's formulaīecause the formula uses a relative reference, each cell's formula refers to the cell directly above it.DO NOT tap the Enter key, as you normally would, to complete a formula.The final step will enter that formula in all the selected blank cells In the screen shot below, you can see the formula in cell A3, and in the formula bar: ![]() Cell A3 is active, so it refers to cell A2, the cell directly above it.On the keyboard, press the up arrow key.With the blank cells selected, type an equal sign, to start the.To build the formula, follow these steps: The closest heading above each blank cell.Ĭurrently, blank cells in columns A and B are selected, and cell A3 is the active cell. Next, complete the following steps, to create a simple formula, that will copy the value from selected cells are only within the used data range, even though entire columns were selected.the first blank cell, A3, is the active cell.blank cells in colums A and B are selected. ![]()
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