How to fill empty cells with 0 in Microsoft Excel 2010
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Learn how to fill empty cells with 0 in Microsoft Excel 2010
I’d like to fill the empty cells with a zero, so to do that I’ll show you a little trick.
I’ll type 0 in one of the empty cells, copy it, mark the range that has empty cells, right-click, and select paste special.
Here, under “Operation” I’ll click “Add” and then “OK”.
There, now zero has been added to all cells.
