Re: [AI] Ms Excel Help Auto Fill

2012-02-28 Thread Umesha Economics

OK, it is as follows:
1. type January in cell a1.
2. select cells a1 to a12 by pressing down arrow along with shift key or by 
typing the range value a1:a12 in the go to dialog which can be obtained by 
pressing f5.

3. after selecting the cells, go to edit menu by pressing alt + e.
4. go to fill submenu by pressing I.
5. choose series option by pressing S. the series dialog appears.
6. choose autofill radio button by pressing alt + F.
press enter on OK button and you are done.

Umesha

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From: krishan k.thakur...@gmail.com

To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Sent: Monday, 27 February, 2012 9:37 AM
Subject: Re: [AI] Ms Excel Help Auto Fill



respected sir ineed step by step titorial excel 2003:

On 2/27/12, Umesha Economics umesha@gmail.com wrote:
sorry for I forgot to tell you that my previous post to the thread 
applies

to excel 2003 only. I don't know about excel 7 or excel 10.
dear Merchant,
the procedure is almost the same as you said for filling the months like
january, February, etc. or weeks like Sunday, Monday, etc. as in your
previous procedure, instead of typing 1 in cell A1, type january or
Sunday which ever you want. in the series dialog box, press alt+F to 
select
the autofill radio button and hit enter on OK button. that's all. you can 
do
it for any list of words other than months and weeks if you add them to 
your

custom lists in excel.

Umesha

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From: Mujtaba Merchant mujta...@gmail.com
To: pavansm...@gmail.com; Access India 
accessindia@accessindia.org.in

Sent: Sunday, 26 February, 2012 11:06 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] Ms Excel Help Auto Fill



Hello Pavan,

I can help you with the auto fill of a series of numbers,  somehow I 
fail
to do the same with weeks or months, not sure why because the logic is 
the


same...

Anyway, here is the Auto Fill for a series of numbers.

In cell A1 type the number 1.
Stay focused on A1 and use the shift key and the down arrow to select
cells till A12
Then press these keys to bring up the autofill dialog box without
disturbing your selection.
Alt,E,I,S
This should bring up the series dialog box. Let the step value be 1. Tab
to the stop value and type in `12. Tab to the OK button and press enter.

If you have done everything as expected, you now should have cells from 
A1


to A12 filled with numbers from 1 to 12.

Here is how to do the same with virtual ribbons on in JAWS 12 or 13.

Follow the same steps to select the auto fill range.
Use the alt key to get to the Home tab in the ribbon.
Down arrow to Editing Submenu. Enter or Space bar on Fill button drop
down. Down arrow and hit enter on series...

Follow the same steps to define your step and stop value and complete 
the

auto fill function.

Other list members kindly teach us on how to auto fill months and weeks
please.

Mujtaba Merchant
Bangalore, India



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Re: [AI] Ms Excel Help Auto Fill

2012-02-27 Thread Pavan Kumar Bolar
Hello Zoher,

I thank you very much for guiding me.

I also thank all list members who took time out to reply to this request.

With Regards,

Pavan
Manager- Delivery Channels,
Corporation Bank, HO
Mangalore-1
Ph: 9886496908


On 2/27/12, zoher zos...@gmail.com wrote:
 no! when you enter on seareez button, go back by pressing shift + tab there
 you will hear leanior radio button checked then use your up and down arrow
 keys to go to auto fill option and date option.
 - Original Message -
 From: Mujtaba Merchant mujta...@gmail.com
 To: Access India accessindia@accessindia.org.in
 Sent: Monday, February 27, 2012 12:00 PM
 Subject: Re: [AI] Ms Excel Help Auto Fill


 Hello Umesha and Zoher,

 That did the trick really well. But the flaw here is when I tried to do
 this myself using the tab key on the fill series dialog box it skipped the

 option of Auto Fill. Which is of some great concern. Pressing ALT F gets
 me to this option. Switched over to the JAWS cursor and was then able to
 see where this option is in the dialog box.

 Thank you for the value add!

 Mujtaba Merchant
 Bangalore, India

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Re: [AI] Ms Excel Help Auto Fill

2012-02-26 Thread Mujtaba Merchant
Hello Pavan,

I can help you with the auto fill of a series of numbers,  somehow I fail to do 
the same with weeks or months, not sure why because the logic is the same...

Anyway, here is the Auto Fill for a series of numbers.

In cell A1 type the number 1.
Stay focused on A1 and use the shift key and the down arrow to select cells 
till A12
Then press these keys to bring up the autofill dialog box without disturbing 
your selection.
Alt,E,I,S 
This should bring up the series dialog box. Let the step value be 1. Tab to the 
stop value and type in `12. Tab to the OK button and press enter.

If you have done everything as expected, you now should have cells from A1 to 
A12 filled with numbers from 1 to 12.

Here is how to do the same with virtual ribbons on in JAWS 12 or 13.

Follow the same steps to select the auto fill range.
Use the alt key to get to the Home tab in the ribbon.
Down arrow to Editing Submenu. Enter or Space bar on Fill button drop down. 
Down arrow and hit enter on series...

Follow the same steps to define your step and stop value and complete the auto 
fill function.

Other list members kindly teach us on how to auto fill months and weeks please.

Mujtaba Merchant
Bangalore, India



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Re: [AI] Ms Excel Help Auto Fill

2012-02-26 Thread Umesha Economics
sorry for I forgot to tell you that my previous post to the thread applies 
to excel 2003 only. I don't know about excel 7 or excel 10.

dear Merchant,
the procedure is almost the same as you said for filling the months like 
january, February, etc. or weeks like Sunday, Monday, etc. as in your 
previous procedure, instead of typing 1 in cell A1, type january or 
Sunday which ever you want. in the series dialog box, press alt+F to select 
the autofill radio button and hit enter on OK button. that's all. you can do 
it for any list of words other than months and weeks if you add them to your 
custom lists in excel.


Umesha

- Original Message - 
From: Mujtaba Merchant mujta...@gmail.com

To: pavansm...@gmail.com; Access India accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Sent: Sunday, 26 February, 2012 11:06 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] Ms Excel Help Auto Fill



Hello Pavan,

I can help you with the auto fill of a series of numbers,  somehow I fail 
to do the same with weeks or months, not sure why because the logic is the 
same...


Anyway, here is the Auto Fill for a series of numbers.

In cell A1 type the number 1.
Stay focused on A1 and use the shift key and the down arrow to select 
cells till A12
Then press these keys to bring up the autofill dialog box without 
disturbing your selection.

Alt,E,I,S
This should bring up the series dialog box. Let the step value be 1. Tab 
to the stop value and type in `12. Tab to the OK button and press enter.


If you have done everything as expected, you now should have cells from A1 
to A12 filled with numbers from 1 to 12.


Here is how to do the same with virtual ribbons on in JAWS 12 or 13.

Follow the same steps to select the auto fill range.
Use the alt key to get to the Home tab in the ribbon.
Down arrow to Editing Submenu. Enter or Space bar on Fill button drop 
down. Down arrow and hit enter on series...


Follow the same steps to define your step and stop value and complete the 
auto fill function.


Other list members kindly teach us on how to auto fill months and weeks 
please.


Mujtaba Merchant
Bangalore, India



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Re: [AI] Ms Excel Help Auto Fill

2012-02-26 Thread krishan
respected sir ineed step by step titorial excel 2003:

On 2/27/12, Umesha Economics umesha@gmail.com wrote:
 sorry for I forgot to tell you that my previous post to the thread applies
 to excel 2003 only. I don't know about excel 7 or excel 10.
 dear Merchant,
 the procedure is almost the same as you said for filling the months like
 january, February, etc. or weeks like Sunday, Monday, etc. as in your
 previous procedure, instead of typing 1 in cell A1, type january or
 Sunday which ever you want. in the series dialog box, press alt+F to select
 the autofill radio button and hit enter on OK button. that's all. you can do
 it for any list of words other than months and weeks if you add them to your
 custom lists in excel.

 Umesha

 - Original Message -
 From: Mujtaba Merchant mujta...@gmail.com
 To: pavansm...@gmail.com; Access India accessindia@accessindia.org.in
 Sent: Sunday, 26 February, 2012 11:06 PM
 Subject: Re: [AI] Ms Excel Help Auto Fill


 Hello Pavan,

 I can help you with the auto fill of a series of numbers,  somehow I fail
 to do the same with weeks or months, not sure why because the logic is the

 same...

 Anyway, here is the Auto Fill for a series of numbers.

 In cell A1 type the number 1.
 Stay focused on A1 and use the shift key and the down arrow to select
 cells till A12
 Then press these keys to bring up the autofill dialog box without
 disturbing your selection.
 Alt,E,I,S
 This should bring up the series dialog box. Let the step value be 1. Tab
 to the stop value and type in `12. Tab to the OK button and press enter.

 If you have done everything as expected, you now should have cells from A1

 to A12 filled with numbers from 1 to 12.

 Here is how to do the same with virtual ribbons on in JAWS 12 or 13.

 Follow the same steps to select the auto fill range.
 Use the alt key to get to the Home tab in the ribbon.
 Down arrow to Editing Submenu. Enter or Space bar on Fill button drop
 down. Down arrow and hit enter on series...

 Follow the same steps to define your step and stop value and complete the
 auto fill function.

 Other list members kindly teach us on how to auto fill months and weeks
 please.

 Mujtaba Merchant
 Bangalore, India



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Re: [AI] Ms Excel Help Auto Fill

2012-02-26 Thread Mujtaba Merchant
Hello Umesha and Zoher,

That did the trick really well. But the flaw here is when I tried to do this 
myself using the tab key on the fill series dialog box it skipped the option of 
Auto Fill. Which is of some great concern. Pressing ALT F gets me to this 
option. Switched over to the JAWS cursor and was then able to see where this 
option is in the dialog box.

Thank you for the value add!

Mujtaba Merchant
Bangalore, India

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Re: [AI] Ms Excel Help Auto Fill

2012-02-26 Thread zoher
no! when you enter on seareez button, go back by pressing shift + tab there 
you will hear leanior radio button checked then use your up and down arrow 
keys to go to auto fill option and date option.
- Original Message - 
From: Mujtaba Merchant mujta...@gmail.com

To: Access India accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Sent: Monday, February 27, 2012 12:00 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] Ms Excel Help Auto Fill



Hello Umesha and Zoher,

That did the trick really well. But the flaw here is when I tried to do 
this myself using the tab key on the fill series dialog box it skipped the 
option of Auto Fill. Which is of some great concern. Pressing ALT F gets 
me to this option. Switched over to the JAWS cursor and was then able to 
see where this option is in the dialog box.


Thank you for the value add!

Mujtaba Merchant
Bangalore, India

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