When the fill handle is used to copy a cell to an adjacent cell?

Answer 1

Yes. You can use it to copy one cell, but also to copy a range of cells.

Yes. You can use it to copy one cell, but also to copy a range of cells.

Yes. You can use it to copy one cell, but also to copy a range of cells.

Yes. You can use it to copy one cell, but also to copy a range of cells.

Yes. You can use it to copy one cell, but also to copy a range of cells.

Yes. You can use it to copy one cell, but also to copy a range of cells.

Yes. You can use it to copy one cell, but also to copy a range of cells.

Yes. You can use it to copy one cell, but also to copy a range of cells.

Yes. You can use it to copy one cell, but also to copy a range of cells.

Yes. You can use it to copy one cell, but also to copy a range of cells.

Yes. You can use it to copy one cell, but also to copy a range of cells.

Answer 2

Put the mouse over the bottom right corner of the cell where the little black square is until the mouse pointer changes to a black cross. Then press and hold the mouse button and start to drag down or across to copy your formula.

Put the mouse over the bottom right corner of the cell where the little black square is until the mouse pointer changes to a black cross. Then press and hold the mouse button and start to drag down or across to copy your formula.

Put the mouse over the bottom right corner of the cell where the little black square is until the mouse pointer changes to a black cross. Then press and hold the mouse button and start to drag down or across to copy your formula.

Put the mouse over the bottom right corner of the cell where the little black square is until the mouse pointer changes to a black cross. Then press and hold the mouse button and start to drag down or across to copy your formula.

Put the mouse over the bottom right corner of the cell where the little black square is until the mouse pointer changes to a black cross. Then press and hold the mouse button and start to drag down or across to copy your formula.

Put the mouse over the bottom right corner of the cell where the little black square is until the mouse pointer changes to a black cross. Then press and hold the mouse button and start to drag down or across to copy your formula.

Put the mouse over the bottom right corner of the cell where the little black square is until the mouse pointer changes to a black cross. Then press and hold the mouse button and start to drag down or across to copy your formula.

Put the mouse over the bottom right corner of the cell where the little black square is until the mouse pointer changes to a black cross. Then press and hold the mouse button and start to drag down or across to copy your formula.

Put the mouse over the bottom right corner of the cell where the little black square is until the mouse pointer changes to a black cross. Then press and hold the mouse button and start to drag down or across to copy your formula.

Put the mouse over the bottom right corner of the cell where the little black square is until the mouse pointer changes to a black cross. Then press and hold the mouse button and start to drag down or across to copy your formula.

Put the mouse over the bottom right corner of the cell where the little black square is until the mouse pointer changes to a black cross. Then press and hold the mouse button and start to drag down or across to copy your formula.

Answer 3

Yes, as long as the cells are together. You cannot use it to copy it to a cell in another part of the worksheet without filling the cells between them.

Yes, as long as the cells are together. You cannot use it to copy it to a cell in another part of the worksheet without filling the cells between them.

Yes, as long as the cells are together. You cannot use it to copy it to a cell in another part of the worksheet without filling the cells between them.

Yes, as long as the cells are together. You cannot use it to copy it to a cell in another part of the worksheet without filling the cells between them.

Yes, as long as the cells are together. You cannot use it to copy it to a cell in another part of the worksheet without filling the cells between them.

Yes, as long as the cells are together. You cannot use it to copy it to a cell in another part of the worksheet without filling the cells between them.

Yes, as long as the cells are together. You cannot use it to copy it to a cell in another part of the worksheet without filling the cells between them.

Yes, as long as the cells are together. You cannot use it to copy it to a cell in another part of the worksheet without filling the cells between them.

Yes, as long as the cells are together. You cannot use it to copy it to a cell in another part of the worksheet without filling the cells between them.

Yes, as long as the cells are together. You cannot use it to copy it to a cell in another part of the worksheet without filling the cells between them.

Yes, as long as the cells are together. You cannot use it to copy it to a cell in another part of the worksheet without filling the cells between them.

Answer 4

Data can be copied to adjacent cells using the fill handle when they are in the same column or row as the intitial cell that is selected. The fill handle cannot be used to copy things directly to non-adjacent cells. For that, you would use one of the copy commands, such as using the Ctrl - C shortcut, and then pasting to another cell.

Answer 5

Put the mouse over the bottom right corner of the cell where the little black square is until the mouse pointer changes to a black cross. Then press and hold the mouse button and start to drag down or across to copy your formula.

Answer 6

Yes, as long as the cells are together. You cannot use it to copy it to a cell in another part of the worksheet without filling the cells between them.

Answer 7

Yes. You can use it to copy one cell, but also to copy a range of cells.

Answer 8

Yes.