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By default desktop browsers let you scroll an element or page using the mouse wheel. But its unfriendly when users want to scroll both horizontally and vertically. Mouse wheel doesn’t seem to be the best option in that case. Therefore we can let users scroll by holding the mouse button i.e., dragging. For example, Google maps lets you scroll the map horizontally and vertically by dragging the map using mouse button.

In this tutorial I will show you the easiest to provide drag scroll functionality for a scrollable element.

Dragscroll

Dragscoll is an open source JavaScript library which lets you achieve this with just few lines of code.

Here is a basic HTML element which loads this library

Here we are loading dragscroll library via Rawgit CDN.

Example

Here is a complete example showing how to use this library

This library finds the elements with class name dragscroll and its adds the dragging functionality to all those elements. Here I am changing the cursor from pointer to grab using CSS to make it more user-friendly.

Section: Excel Basics Tutorial: Autofill Row or Column - Same Data

We often want to copy and paste data into other worksheet cells. The three sections of this tutorial cover autofilling adjacent cells, selected cells that are not adjacent, or a cell range. For related tutorials, see the Excel Autofill Information Center.

How to Autofill a Column or Row (Adjacent Cells)

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. This section shows both methods.

Method #1: Ctrl + D

1. Type the data into the a worksheet cell and Enter.
2. 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.
3. Release the mouse button.
4. Press Ctrl + D (the Ctrl key is held while the D key is pressed) and the cells are filled.

Method #2: Using the Fill Handle

The Fill Handle is a powerful Excel tool for autofilling a linear series, a growth series, and many other types of data.

The Fill Handle can also be used to autofill the same value AS LONG AS the value isn't a series starter. If so, Method #1 must be used. Examples of series include days of the week, month names, series involving dates, and time.

1. Type the data into a spreadsheet cell.
2. Place the cursor in the bottom right corner of the cell you just typed in until you see a plus sign. With the left mouse button, press and drag the Fill Handle (plus sign) to highlight all of the cells you want filled.
3. Release the mouse button and the cells are filled with the value typed in the first cell.

Autofill Selected Cells that are Non-Adjacent

Drag To Do Table

Sometimes we want to autofill non-contiguous cells in a row or column. For example, we may have an empty row between each data row for readability, but now want to autofill part of a column. Use the technique below to autofill individually selected worksheet cells.

1. Select the individual cells you want autofilled by pressing and holding the Ctrl key as you click inside the cells. Figure 1 shows that we have selected cells A1, A3, A5, and A7.
2. After clicking in the last cell, type the number or text value you want autofilled in the last cell (figure 2).
3. Press Ctrl + Enter key and the selected cells will be autofilled (figure 3).

How to Autofill a Cell Range with the Same Data

The methods in the first section of this tutorial do not work if you wish to autofill a range of cells that covers multiple columns and rows (2-dimensional). Use the technique described below.

Drag To Do Checklist

1. Select the range of cells you wish to autofill by pressing and holding the left mouse button while dragging the cursor (figure 1).
2. Type the numerical or text value you wish to autofill (figure 2).
3. Press Ctrl + Enter key and the selected cells will be autofilled with the value you typed (figure 3).

We hope you have found our tutorial on autofilling various Excel worksheet cells with the same data to be helpful. Cheers!

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