Mastering Google Sheets: Autofill Series Without Dragging
Learn how to autofill a series in Google Sheets effortlessly without dragging cells.
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To autofill a series in Google Sheets without dragging, enter the initial values in the first two cells of the series. Next, select both cells, then go to the Edit menu and choose 'Fill' followed by 'Series'. This will instantly complete the series in the selected range based on the pattern of the initial values.
FAQs & Answers
- How do I create a custom series in Google Sheets? To create a custom series in Google Sheets, enter the initial values that define your pattern in the first few cells. Select these cells, go to the Edit menu, choose 'Fill' and then 'Series'. You can adjust the series type, such as linear, growth, or date, to fit your needs.
- Can I use autofill for dates in Google Sheets? Yes, you can autofill dates in Google Sheets. Simply enter a date in the first cell and the following date in the second cell to establish a pattern, select both cells, and use the 'Fill' option in the Edit menu to autofill the remaining dates in your desired range.
- What shortcuts can I use for autofilling in Google Sheets? You can use keyboard shortcuts for autofilling in Google Sheets. Press Ctrl + D to fill down or Ctrl + R to fill right once you've selected the cells to autofill.
- Is there a way to autofill non-linear series in Google Sheets? While Google Sheets primarily supports linear series autofill, you can create non-linear series by establishing appropriate patterns with initial values, then using the 'Fill' option to extend your custom series.