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Microsoft Excel 'Quick Tip'
When Clearing Cells Is A Drag
By now you are probably familiar with using the Fill Handle. But
here's something you may not know. You can also use the Fill
Handle to clear the contents of a range of cells by dragging it
backwards over the current selection.
Try it. Select a range of cells that contain the data you want to
clear. Now drag the Fill Handle backwards over the selected
cells. You'll notice that the cells turn gray as you drag.
Release the mouse button and the cell contents are gone. The neat
part about this is that the cell formats are not affected.
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