Excel Apply Formula to Entire Column (2020) - 1 MINUTE

How to apply a formula to an entire column in Excel? That's simple! In this tutorial you'll learn how spread an already existing formula over the whole column. We will use a formula that has fixed cell links and a also variable cell links. By the way: If you want to instantly apply the formula to all cells in a column, you can simply do a double-click on the fill handle.

This tutorial for applying a formula to multiple cells or an #entire #column in Excel should work for Excel 2007, Excel 2010, Excel 2013, Excel 2016, Excel 2019 and also Office 365. This also works with Microsoft Office on a Mac and also with open source software such as OpenOffice or Libre Office.

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[Xshal]

YO you a real one. Saved me so much time for a project I have for work

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[cvinaykumar]

Thanks a lot man...you saved my time..

[ME-lczg]

Thank you so much. So we'll explained.

[kungfu-kbjr]

What if the column is 10000 rows and i cant drag cursor manually

[andrea-mjce]

It's not a proper way to do it. Is there any shortcut?

[AtomkeySinclair]

That's not the entire column. It is the first 10 elements of an infinite column. If you have 10 thousand lines of data this would take a while...

[richardnaylor]

what a waste of 1 minute - you have to drah down 1000s of cells which takes a long time - arrayfromula or fill are the answers