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Trish
How to select different cells with only keyboard movements in Excel?
Trish
Trish
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Gary''s Student
Use:
1. the ENTER key
2. the TAB key
3. the arrow keys
all without the mouse
to go to a "remote" location without the mouse:
CNTRG-g and then type the address.
1. the ENTER key
2. the TAB key
3. the arrow keys
all without the mouse
to go to a "remote" location without the mouse:
CNTRG-g and then type the address.
I
ilia
Better yet, look up keyboard shortcuts in help, and you will find a
multitude of ways to navigate using the keyboard.
multitude of ways to navigate using the keyboard.
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Trish
How to select different cells in a ROW to apply conditional formatting, with
only keyboard movements?
Trish
only keyboard movements?
Trish
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Bob I
Shift + Arrow, or review Help, Shortcut keys
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Trish
Not Adjacent rows. For example cell no. H2,J2 & L2 belongs to row no. 2.
Thanks for any replies.
Trish
Thanks for any replies.
Trish
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Bob I
You mean Not adjacent columns. In that case you will need to resort to
"mouse keys" You will find it in Accessibility options, Mouse.
"mouse keys" You will find it in Accessibility options, Mouse.
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Beege
Trish said:How to select different cells in a ROW to apply conditional formatting, with
only keyboard movements?
Trish
Trish,
ctrl + g, (GoTo), type in specific cells, OK.
Cells will be highlighted, apply CF.
???
Beege