Keyboard shortcut for writing formula in many cells

OldManExcellor

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Say I have a formula in B1 that is =A1+1.

Now I want to copy this formula into all Bx cells all the way down to B60000.

Is there a clever keyboard shortcut for this?
 

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Add Bullets to Range
Select range. Press Ctrl+1. On Number tab, choose Custom. Type Alt+7 then space then @ sign (using 7 on numeric keypad)
If you highlight B1 down to B6000 and hit ctrl+d it will copy the formula down, but that only saves you a few keystrokes vs. ctrl+c,ctrl+v.
 
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Say I have a formula in B1 that is =A1+1.

Now I want to copy this formula into all Bx cells all the way down to B60000.

Is there a clever keyboard shortcut for this?

Ctrl + shift + down + ctrl + d

No mouse needed
 
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