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Release the mouse button and the cells are filled with the value typed in the first cell.With the left mouse button, press and drag the Fill Handle (plus sign) to highlight all of the cells you want filled. Another option is to manually enter the SUM function for the range of data to compute, for example: SUM (A1. Under Function, choose SUM > Next > select the cells to add. Or select the FX key > Category > Mathematical.

Place the cursor in the bottom right corner of the cell you just typed in until you see a plus sign. Select cell to display results, then SUM ( ) > Enter to automatically add nearby columns or rows.Examples of series include days of the week, month names, series involving dates, and time. The Fill Handle can also be used to autofill the same value AS LONG AS the value isn't a series starter. The Fill Handle is a powerful Excel tool for autofilling a linear series, a growth series, and many other types of data. Press Ctrl + D (the Ctrl key is held while the D key is pressed) and the cells are filled.Click in the cell with the data and, keeping the left mouse button pressed, drag to select the rest of the cells in the row or column that you would like autofilled.Type the data into the a worksheet cell and Enter.There are two fast ways that an Excel user can fill adjacent cells in a column or row with the same numerical or text data. How to Autofill a Column or Row (Adjacent Cells)