Help on a formula.. Fill up the cell

Suryaprasad

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SC_12
SC_45

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I want to fill value SC_12 to the below 2 rows and SC_45 the same. somebody can help me with a formula please.
I have more than 10000 data in the same manner and i want to fill up the cell with the above data. Its making my work tooo hard i want a formula to fill it please
 

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For instance, Google on:

excel fill blanks with value above

and you will find plenty of webpages illustrating this.
 
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Or, to save you the effort (and keep the answer on the board):

1) select all the data, starting at the top - let's assume your first data cell is a1
2) go to - edit | go to | special - blanks
3) stick the cursor in the formula bar and enter =a1
4) hit alt +enter
5) select all the data again, then copy | paste special - values over it to fix the values

EDIT - take note of comments below re point (4)
 
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Or, to save you the effort (and keep the answer on the board):

1) select all the data, starting at the top - let's assume your first data cell is a1
2) go to - edit | go to | special - blanks
3) stick the cursor in the formula bar and enter =a1
4) hit alt +enter
5) select all the data again, then copy | paste special - values over it to fix the values

I would assume that there is also - at least minimal - effort from the OP.

I see some advantages of having this information on the board, but reinventing the wheel isn't very clever...
Certainly not if errors are introduced: step 4 should be Ctrl-Enter instead of Alt-Enter.

Webpages can be updated/extended, static forum posts can't ;)
 
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"I would assume that there is also - at least minimal - effort from the OP"

An often bold assumption.

"C
ertainly not if errors are introduced..."

Oops. Forgot - I'm on a MAC, which is happy with either.

"
Webpages can be updated/extended, static forum posts can't"

The joys of MOD privileges (see above).

 
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Thanks for the modification :)

Rephrasing my first sentence:
"I would assume that there should also be - at least minimal - effort from the OP"
"Is" changed to "should be".
 
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Or, to save you the effort (and keep the answer on the board):

1) select all the data, starting at the top - let's assume your first data cell is a1
2) go to - edit | go to | special - blanks
3) stick the cursor in the formula bar and enter =a1
4) hit alt +enter
5) select all the data again, then copy | paste special - values over it to fix the values

EDIT - take note of comments below re point (4)

Thanks a lot.. I got answer from google and finished it.. I filtered blank cells in excel and used formula as (if=A2<>"",A2,0).. (Copy & paste in all blank cell)
This worked out and made and work easy..

Thanks for the help guys..
:( i need to learn excel soon
 
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