In this article, we’ll discuss how to easily select a block of cells in Excel. Step 1: Get to know your options for selecting cells. Excel offers several ways to select cells: – Clicking a single cell ...

One of the easiest ways to select non-adjacent cells or ranges with the keyboard is by using the CTRL key. This method works best when you have one or a few cells to select that are scattered ...

For instance, to select the data range A1:C9 (shown below) you could select any cell from A1 to C9. Press [F5]. In the Go To dialog, click the Special button in the bottom-left corner.

Now click on the cell again, and it will highlight the option to select more cells in the same column. Pull the list down corresponding to the entries for which you need the suffix.

Click the Format dropdown and select Choose Format From Cell. Click any cell with the format in question. In this case, click B5. Click Find All and Excel will list all the cells, but you’re not ...

These examples show how to select the used range, which includes formatted cells that don't contain data, and how to select a data range, which includes cells that contains actual data. This example ...

Drag your cursor to the range's lower-right cell, selecting the entire range. Click "Home" on Excel's menu bar. Click the "Format Painter" icon from the ribbon's Clipboard tab.