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Copy Past Efficiency (Shortcut)

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    Copy Past Efficiency (Shortcut)

    Row 1 (Columns A through DL) has numerous formulas I want to copy down to Row 33835.

    Most efficient want to do this (without dragging) - is there a way to use "Go To" or somethiing similar.

    I have multiple workbooks I am doing this on and each has a different number of rows I am copying to.

    Thank you.

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    Re: Copy Past Efficiency (Shortcut)

    Try this:
    • Select A1:DL1
    • CTRL+C...to copy that range
    • F5...to open the Go To dialog
    ...Reference: A33835
    ...Hold down SHIFT and press ENTER
    (That will select from A1:A33835)
    • Press ENTER to paste the source range.

    Is that something you can work with?
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    Re: Copy Past Efficiency (Shortcut)

    Ron,

    Exactly what I was looking for... Thank you!!!

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