Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Learn a quick spreadsheet shortcut to copy a formula down hundreds or even thousands of rows in seconds. Instead of dragging the fill handle, simply double-click it and let your spreadsheet do the work automatically. A simple tip that saves time and effort, especially with large datasets. Created by the Goodwill Community Foundation, helping create opportunities for a better life.📊 ⚡
Timestamp🕚
0:00 Creating a formula
0:02 Copying the formula to other rows
0:08 Using the fill handle
0:13 Why dragging can be awkward with many rows
0:22 The faster shortcut: double-click the fill handle
0:31 Seeing the formula copied automatically
0:42 When and why to use this shortcut
0:47 Goodwill Community Foundation
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Learn a quick spreadsheet shortcut to copy a formula down hundreds or even thousands of rows in seconds. Instead of dragging the fill handle, simply double-click it and let your spreadsheet do the work automatically. A simple tip that saves time and effort, especially with large datasets. Created by the Goodwill Community Foundation, helping create opportunities for a better life.📊 ⚡
Timestamp🕚
0:00 Creating a formula
0:02 Copying the formula to other rows
0:08 Using the fill handle
0:13 Why dragging can be awkward with many rows
0:22 The faster shortcut: double-click the fill handle
0:31 Seeing the formula copied automatically
0:42 When and why to use this shortcut
0:47 Goodwill Community Foundation
Visit learnfree.org to learn even more.
We hope you enjoy!










