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At 08:52 27/10/2014 -0400, Dan Lewis wrote:
When you enter the formula into cell E3, a black box appears around E3 with a small black at the bottom right corner which we call a "handle". Click on it and drag it down the column. One note: it is going to take some time for Calc to copy the formula into the 1048573 rows. Someone else may know of a way to copy the formula into all the rows more quickly.

More easily, perhaps, but not more quickly:

Either:
o Click on the source cell. Press Ctrl+C or go to Edit | Copy. Click the column header to select the entire column. Ctrl+click the column heading to deselect it if necessary. Press Ctrl+V or go to Edit | Paste.

Or:
o Click the column header to select the entire column. Ctrl+click the column heading to deselect it if necessary. Go to Edit | Fill > | Down.

(I wouldn't recommend filling entire columns with formulae: a million is a lot of rows! But the above techniques are applicable to shorter extents.)

Brian Barker

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