How to Use AutoFill in Excel

AutoFill is a very handy feature of Excel. It allows you to quickly fill a series of data, such as days of the week, months, and consecutive numbers. We'll see how it works.

Click inside the cell B3 on the spreadsheet you started in the previous section, and type the text Monday. Like this one below We're going to put the days of the week on the same line, on row 3 of our spreadsheet. But we don't have to type out the rest of the days. We only need to enter Monday, and we can do something called an Auto Fill. With Auto Fill, Excel will "Automatically Fill" in the rest of the days of the week for us. You do it like this: Move your cursor to the bottom right of the B3 cell Your cursor will change shape from a white cross to a black cross, as in the images below. The one on the left is the normal cursor, and the one on the left is the one we're after
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Normal Cursor		Auto Fill Cursor
When your cursor looks like the Auto Fill one, hold down your left mouse button and drag your mouse to the right Drag your mouse to the cell H3, Like the one below Let go of your left hand mouse button when your cursor is over the H3 cell Excel will fill in the days of the week for you Format your cells while they are highlighted (Centre and Bold)  And that's Auto Fill. Certainly saves you some time typing in all those week days. And there are other Auto Fills you can use: months, years, and even formulas.