#SHORTCUT TO SAVE AS IN EXCEL 2013 FULL#

As soon as “M” is written, you may see that the full name appears automatically in cells C3, C4, C5, and C6, as shown in the following image.

The FLASHFILL Excel function will understand the pattern.

Step 1: To fetch the desired result, we must insert at least one name in cell C2 so that the FLASHFILL can understand the pattern.Įxcel will display the error popup window if the first cell is empty, as shown in the following image.

In the table, the data is reflected as below:Ĭolumn C is for filling with the Full Name using the FLASHFILL Excel function Here, the FLASHFILL function will help fill the names automatically by the following pattern of the above cell C2. Now, we want the full name in the third column, C. The following image shows persons’ first and last names in two columns, A and B. To understand more about the function, let us look at some examples of FLASHFILL in Excel: Example #1 – Join First and Last Name to Create a Full Name

Step 2: Then, select the Advanced option -> click on the the Automatically FLASHFILL check box.

Step 1: To start with, go to the File tab -> in More… -> select Options as shown in the below image.

Generally, the FLASHFILL option is active in Excel, but in case it is not, you can use the following steps to apply FLASHFILL in Excel:

Example #3 – Create an Email Address from the List of First and Last Name.

Example #2 – Extract Numbers from Any Text String.

Example #1 – Join First and Last Name to Create a Full Name.

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Shortcut to save as in excel 2013