When you're setting up a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet that contains date information, you'll speed your task if you let Excel do the tedious work of filling in columns of individual date entries.

Let’s say you have student information in a worksheet where students’ last names, first names, and ID numbers are in Column A. If you want their first name and last name to appear in Column B, you ...

An curved arrow pointing right. We all know and love the Auto Fill feature in Excel. Microsoft went a step further in Excel 2013 and created Flash Fill. This new feature recognizes patterns in your ...

Using Excel’s fill handle to create an alphabetic list Your email has been sent Microsoft Excel's fill handle tool won't create an alphabetic list by default, but there are a few tricks you can use to ...

I'm making an accounting workbook with the following criteria: In the first sheet called "Account", all the transactions will be listed on table that goes from C6-H6, and on down for every entry. One ...

Quick Tip: Fill in blank cells in Excel quick and easy Your email has been sent Blank cells can spell trouble. Here's an easy way to fill in those blanks and protect the validity of your data. This ...