<\/span><\/h2>\nMethod 1: Using the Fill Handle<\/b>
\n1. Enter the value in the cell above where you want to fill the value.
\n2. Select the cell containing that value and hover over the bottom-right corner until you see a small black square called the “fill handle.”
\n3. Click and drag the fill handle down to the cell where you want to fill the value, and then release the mouse button. The value from the cell above will be copied to the selected area.
\n4. Excel also provides options to fill a series, such as dates or numbers, using the fill handle. If you want to copy a specific value without incrementing a series, ensure that the cells you are copying from and to do not contain series patterns.<\/p>\n
Method 2: Using Copy and Paste<\/b>
\n1. Enter the value in the cell above where you want to fill the value.
\n2. Right-click the cell and select “Copy.”
\n3. Select the cell where you want to fill the value.
\n4. Right-click and choose “Paste.” In the Paste Options, select “Paste Values” to only paste the value without any formatting or formulas from the original cell.<\/p>\n
Method 3: Using the Paste Special Command<\/b>
\n1. Enter the value in the cell above where you want to fill the value.
\n2. Select the cell where you want to fill the value.
\n3. Go to the Home tab in the Excel Ribbon and click on the small arrow next to the “Paste” button.
\n4. From the dropdown menu, choose “Paste Special.”<\/p>\n