Keyboard Shortcut for Auto-fill in Numbers

Not that I am aware of. But if you create your sequence with a formula, you can copy it and paste it into the remaining cells in the column with a shift-click and Cmd-V.

Try this:

Enter a formula or number into the first cell and copy with Command-C. Press Shift-Command-Right-Arrow and paste with Command-V.

To fill to the foot of a column use similar procedure replacing right-arrow with down-arrow (Yes, the up and down arrows also 'work' but seldom as useful as many tables have 'header' details in top and LH cells).

HI yc,

There is a keyboard shortcut (command-down arrow) to jump to the last cell in a column, but it does not include selecting the cells in between or performing any action on those cells.

If you use a formula to create the values for the numerical or date series, you can fill the formula (and the calculated series) into the full column using these steps:

In the first non-header cell of the column:

• type = to open the formula editor.
• enter the formula that will calculate the value for the current cell. Such formulas often include ROW() as a means of incrementing the value in each row).
• Click the green checkmark to confirm the formula.
• With the cell still selected, press command-C to Copy the formula.
• Double-click the column reference tab to select all cells in the column except cell in header or footer rows.
• Paste. (command-V)
  
• (to replace the formulas with the calculated values…)
• With the column still selected, Copy, then
• Go Edit (menu) > Paste Formula Results.

Regards,

Barry