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So when I want to extend a series or something along those lines, I can highlight a group of cells, then click on the bottom right corner of the highlighting box and drag down. Excel will then attempt to automatically extend the contents as well as it can. Is there a keyboard function that will allow me to do this? I like to use the keyboard to avoid repetitive mouse motions. I can use the shift key and arrow keys to make a selection, but I don't know what (if any) key can trigger this function.

I also don't really know what this function is actually called. You can also accomplish this with a macro. • Go to View tab ->Macro ->'Record Macro' • Choose an optional name, for example Myautofill (no space in name!) • Choose an optional shortcut, for example Ctrl+ H • Click OK to start recording the macro • Go to Home tab ->Editing ->Fill ->Series • For 'Series in' choose 'Columns', check the 'Trend' option, then click OK • Go to View tab ->Macro ->'Stop Recording' • Your macro is ready! Select a range of cells and hit the shortcut you chose in step 3. For Excel 2016 (and I presume 2013), I added it to the Quick Access Toolbar (I got rid of the Save button because CTRL-S does that), and I replaced it with Fill Series. • Go to the Home ribbon • In the Editing group, click on 'Fill' • Right-click on 'Series' • Select 'Add to Quick Access Toolbar' Now it should appear in the top left of the window.

When you press ALT, a number should appear next to the new icon you've added. You can then customise the Quick Access Toolbar and put the 'Fill' option where you want.

How to Add Autonumber in Excel. There are two different ways to add numbers to a column automatically. The most reliable way to automatically number rows in Excel is to use the ROW function. This ensures that the cells display the correct. This article introduces the tricks on auto numering rows in a column.

I got rid of 'Save' and put 'Fill' there instead, so I can now enter the first two values (e.g. '1' in cell A1 and '2' in cell A2), then select those two and more cells below, and hit ALT, 1, and Enter. The selected cells should then be filled with the series. The mouse is no longer required for this task.