Replace Blank cells in Excel

September 05, 2024

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Today, we will focus on replacing blank cells in Excel, a quick and efficient way to clean up your data and avoid errors. Many of you might already be familiar with this process or using it. If you're one of them, feel free to skip today's edition.

For those who want to well organize their data, this tutorial might be helpful.

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The process is as follows:

  • Open Excel and press “CTRL + A” to select all the data

  • Then Press “CTRL + G” to open “Go To” and Click “Special” to open “Go To Specials”

  • Select “Blanks” and click “Ok”

  • Type anything you want to use to replace the blank cells. In this instance Press “Windows key + dot(.)”

  • Select the “Emoji” and press “CTRL + Enter”.

  • Enjoy!!!

That’s how you can Replace blank cells quickly and efficiently in Excel. By replacing blank cells you can keep your data clean and complete.

Stay tuned for more Excel tips and tricks in our future issues. Happy Replacing!