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Excel for Dummies will teach you step-by-step how to use the AutoFill
feature of Microsoft Excel XP.
This feature will make entering data into your worksheet very easy and much quicker. No more retyping the same old redundant data. Just use AutoFill to make it easier for you.
Turn On AutoFillIf the selected cell or range does not have a fill handle, it means that this feature is turned off.To turn AutoFill on, follow these steps:
You can't use AutoFill when you've made a multiple selection of different commands. Excel for Dummies will show you how to do it separately for each command.
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