Stop Tables from Auto-Filling Formulas Down in Excel

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Two simple ways to stop Tables from auto-filling formulas in new columns.

Auto-filling formuals in Tables can be nice or terribly annoying, but now you will learn how to control this feature.

Steps Method 1 - Quick But Temporary

Ctrl + Z after inputting the formula in the column.

Steps Method 2 - Long Lasting

File > Options > Proofing > AutoCorrect Options > AutoFormat As You Type tab > uncheck Fill formulas in tables to create calculated columns.

 


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