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The following code shows how to display a simple message box: ' Sub BasicMessageBox() Here we discuss how to use Excel VBA Autofill Function along with practical examples and downloadable excel template.In most cases, you will use MsgBox to simply display a message or to ask the user to click Yes/No or Ok/Cancel. New version of MS Excel has function where if we enter one data set one time then next time we just need to fill 2-3 cells and it will automatically suggest to fill the entire range.It is always better to automate the data which we need to fill in same manner.If possible then keep the proper sequence of code while writing multiple codes.Autofill can be used for formatting, copying, dragging for numbers and text.Sequential data can be automatically filled to save file.It saves the time by automatically filling the content of the cells which need to be filled repeatedly.We will the color which are in cells D1 to D3 are auto filled to the cell till D10. Step 6: Finally we can compile the code and run it. Range("D1:D3").AutoFill Destination:=Range("D1:D10"), Type:=xlFillFormat Step 5: At last select the Type which we need to autofill in destination cells as xlFillFormat. Step 4: Now select the Destination range of cells where we need to autofill the format cells. Step 3: Now select AutoFill function with command Destination as shown below. Step 2: Select a range of those cells which has a colored background.
As we can see, here we have kept all the sub categories in numerical sequence. Step 1: Open a new module and create a sub category of VBA AutoFill or in any other name. Here we have columns D with some colored cells D1 to D3 as shown below. Format can be Bold, Italic or colored cells. In this example we will see how to AutoFill format of cells to below destination cells. And we can see all 4 numbers are copied twice. We will numbers from 1 to 4 are now copied to the cell till cell C12. Step 6: At last, compile the code in one go, as it is a single line code and run. Range("C1:C4").AutoFill Destination:=Range("C1:C12"), Type:=xlFillCopy Here we are selecting xlFillCopy which will Copy and Paste the data available in selected range cells to destination cells. Step 5: Now select the Type of autofill we want. Here we are selecting the range of cell C1 to C12. Step 4: Select the range of cells till where we need to autofill the cell contents. Step 3: In the same manner as shown in the above examples, select the Autofill function followed by Destination command. Step 2: As the same above examples, we will select the range of the cells which has the data and need to get Autofill. Step 1: Open a module, in that create the subcategory of VBA Autofill shown below. We have considered the numbers here in Column C from 1 to 4 as shown below. There is another way to autofill the content of any columns. We will see numbers are auto filled from 1 to 10 as shown below.
Step 6: Now compile the code and run to get the output. Range("B1:B4").AutoFill Destination:=Range("B1:B10"), Type:=xlFillDefault Step 5: Now for Auto filling numbers, we will select Type as xlFillDefault is meant only for number kind of things. So, select the range from cell B1 to B10. Step 4: Now select the range of the cells till we want to autofill the numbers. Step 3: Select the AutoFill function followed by the Destination command as shown below. Step 2: Now select the range of the cells which are currently available which is from B1 to B4. Open a module and create a sub category in the name of VBA AutoFill as shown below. Step 1: For this we need a module where will implement the code for AutoFill the numbers. Now we will Autofill the numbers till 10 automatically. We have column B with some numbers from 1 to 4 as shown below. In this example we will see, how to Autofill numbers. And we will see, in a moment list of months from Jan to Dec will get automatically filled from cell A3 to A12. Step 7: Once done, compile the code and run it by clicking on the Play button which is located below the menu bar in VBA or Press F5. Range("A1:A2").AutoFill Destination:=Range("A1:A12"), Type:=xlFillMonths Select the Type as xlFillMonths as shown below. Step 6: Now here comes the moment, when we will select the time of autofill we need. We can select any range but selecting the same range makes it easy to implement. Step 5: Now select the range where we will need to autofill the names of months till Dec. Step 4: Now select the function we need to perform which is “ Autofill”, allowing the Destination to get selected as shown below. Step 3: Select the range of the cells which we need to drag or extent for autofill.
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