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AI Excel Course Update: The course is just about complete. It focuses on how to properly work with AI to get usable, repeatable, accurate results using AI in Excel. This is much more than just a "use this simple prompt to do this thing" course; I intend to get you comfortable using AI in a way that actually improves your workflow in Excel and saves you time!

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[Tiny Tip] Enter the Same Value Into Multiple Cells at Once

Instead of typing or pasting the same value into a bunch of cells, you can fill them all at once with a simple keyboard shortcut.

How to Do It

  1. Select all of the cells that you want to fill.

  2. Type the value that you want to enter.

  3. Instead of pressing Enter, press Ctrl + Enter.

Excel enters the same value into every selected cell at once.

Example

Select cells A1:A100, type:

Complete

Then press Ctrl + Enter.

Every cell from A1 through A100 will instantly contain the word Complete.

Bonus: It Works with Formulas Too

You can also select multiple cells, type a formula, and press Ctrl + Enter to enter the formula into the entire selected range.

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Cheers and see you next week!

Don