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      6th Jul 2006
I'm working with Excel 2003. All of a sudden I can't highlight a single
cell. When I move the cursor with the mouse or an arrow key, a range is
created. I've shut my computer off and restarted it, but it continues to do
this. How can I get out of this?
 
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You probably have your Scroll lock; hit the shift and Scroll lock key(next to
Print Screen in your keyboard), and that should solve it.

"Butch Walker" wrote:

> I'm working with Excel 2003. All of a sudden I can't highlight a single
> cell. When I move the cursor with the mouse or an arrow key, a range is
> created. I've shut my computer off and restarted it, but it continues to do
> this. How can I get out of this?

 
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Butch Walker wrote:
> I'm working with Excel 2003. All of a sudden I can't highlight a single
> cell. When I move the cursor with the mouse or an arrow key, a range is
> created. I've shut my computer off and restarted it, but it continues to do
> this. How can I get out of this?


 
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Butch Walker wrote:
> I'm working with Excel 2003. All of a sudden I can't highlight a single
> cell. When I move the cursor with the mouse or an arrow key, a range is
> created. I've shut my computer off and restarted it, but it continues to do
> this. How can I get out of this?


I had this problem recently. In my case, I had merged cells near the
top of the sheet that created a table effect for the rest of the sheet.
See if this is the case. If so, unmerge them and you will be able to
select what you want. Then you can either remerge or reformat your
worksheet altogether.

 
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Gord Dibben
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      6th Jul 2006
Perhaps you have hit the F8 key?

Do you see "EXT" on status bar? Hit the F8 key again to disable "Extended
Selection"

If using a wheel mouse, tap the roller a few times to clear.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Thu, 6 Jul 2006 11:17:01 -0700, Butch Walker <Butch
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>I'm working with Excel 2003. All of a sudden I can't highlight a single
>cell. When I move the cursor with the mouse or an arrow key, a range is
>created. I've shut my computer off and restarted it, but it continues to do
>this. How can I get out of this?


 
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