Hi,

Say for example that you have 1234 in Cell D2 and you'd like that same number 
in D2 through D232.  You could enter the number into D@ then hold your shift 
and arrow down to D232, but that would be painful.  If D232 happens to be the 
bottom of your spreadsheet, then, first make sure that you're focused on D2, 
then hold ctrl and shift, then press the down arrow.  This will select 
everything from D2 to the bottom of that column, which happens to be D232.  If 
D232 is not right at the bottom of the sheet, then make sure that focus is on 
D2, then press VO-shift-f3 (add FN if needed) to turn off cursor tracking.  
Now, navigate down to D232 the quickest way you can, then press VO-cmd-f5 to 
bring the mouse to the VO-cursor.  Then press the shift key and click your 
Trackpad once.  This should select D2 through D232 inclusive.

Now that those cells are selected, press VO-m to go up to the menubar, press t 
to take you to the Table menu, press the down arrow once, then press a, u which 
should land you on Auto Fill.  Press the right arrow once to open the sub-menu 
and then down once to Fill Down.  All cells from D2 through D232 will now have 
1234 in them.  If this is text, the same will occur.  If this is a formula, 
Numbers will adjust the cell references accordingly.

Later...

Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada

On Jul 24, 2016, at 08:53, Jeff Berwick <[email protected]> wrote:

Hi all,

Does anybody know how I can fill a column with the same data for a couple 
hundred rows in a worksheet?

Using the latest version of Numbers on El Capitan.

Thx,
Jeff

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