Yes, a series can be decremented by dragging up or left.
It can have various affects, depending on how you to do it. Excel will decrement the series if you also press the Ctrl key. It can also create a normal incrementing series. If there are values already in the cells, it will erase them.
Copy the forumula to the cells where you drag the fill handle.
Copy the forumula to the cells where you drag the fill handle.
Click the Microsoft Office Button. Then click Excel Options. In the Advanced category, under Editing options, select the Enable fill handle and cell drag-and-drop check box to turn drag-and-drop editing on. The Fill Handle will now be enabled when you return to the worksheet.
Yes, you can use the Fill Handle to drag down and create a sequence of dates.
You can drag things or use the Fill Handle.
It allows you to copy things, including formulas and data. It also allows to create series by incrementing values. For example if you type a day of the week or a month of the year into a cell and drag down, it will fill out the subsequent days or months.
I'd enter the numbers 1 and 3 in two cells, highlight both cells, then drag the fill handle until I have all the numbers 1 - 99 in the column.Excel help refers to it as "dragging the fill handle" or "Auto Fill"
You can use the Fill handle to enter them. You can detect a pattern using the fill handle. For example if you type 1 into the first cell and 2 into the second, then select both cells and drag down, it will continue with 3, 4, 5 etc. You can also use the Fill Series facility.
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The fill handle is a tool used in Microsoft Excel. It has various uses in terms of the way it can copy things, so you may see different things on different instances of you using it. As you drag the fill handle, you will see an outline of the area that is to be filled. You may also see values in tip text form beside the fill handle. When you stop dragging, the cells will be filled and you may then see the Autofill icon beside the fill handle.
Type in January or even Jan into a cell. Then put the cursor over the Fill handle, which is the black box at the bottom corner of the cursor. Drag down and it will start to fill out the months, either in the full name of the month or just the 3 letters if you start with Jan.