Thanks for any help with this.
Thanks for any help with this.
Last edited by dmjogeman; 09-03-2009 at 09:26 AM.
Select the area, columns, or a single cell within the table you want to fill, then run this macro:
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WONDERFUL! Darn, that works like a clock!
Many, many THANKS blackworx! u made my day
Best regards
David
No worries - and thank you for asking. I've been meaning to write something to automate this exact thing for a while, but never got round to it.
Since posting I've made it a little more robust:
if you run the macro on an entire column or several columns, then only the rows which fall in the first contiguous area covered by the selection will be filled. Hope that makes sense. if not, don't worry about it - it probably won't make any difference.Please Login or Register to view this content.
Last edited by blackworx; 09-03-2009 at 10:20 AM. Reason: change code
Hello,
I know this EXTREMELY helpful tip was posted in 2009, but just in case you receive Email notification when anyone responds to your post, I just wanted to let you know I have literally been searching online for three hours on how to fill multiple ranges with different values in one column. Your post was so very helpful to me, I am working on a 3,600 company profile list of which many of the companies, addresses and zip codes are listed several times. Would have taken me months, I appreciate the assistance!
Marcella
Hi Marcella, yes I had left notifications on so thanks for letting me know - glad to help!
I'm always surprised at how many people in my office find this particular wee macro helpful.
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