Ok guys. I did work...BUT, now it has decided to skip over one of the cells.
It is a 'drop list' created through the validation. I have others in the form
and they are woking fine. It just skips right over it. I can tab to it, but
not enter. Help? Any further suggestions? (other than 'give it up')

"JLatham" wrote:

It should work if set up the way Gord Dibben has instructed. That's about
the only way I know to skip cells without resorting to VB code (or clicking
with a mouse or entering directly into the Name Box - I mention those to keep
others from reminding me that those options exist).

"Teresa" wrote:

I do have the sheet protection on. I will try the rest of it and let you
know. Thanks

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Can you live with sheet protection?

Select the range for users to enter data.......say A1:B20

FormatCellsProtectionUncheck "locked" options.

ToolsProtectionProtect SheetUncheck "select locked cells" and OK

With ENTER key set to move down start entering in A1.

Alternative is to use a named range.

Again with range to A1:B20, select A2 then CTRL and select A20 then B1:B20 then
A1 last

InsertNameDefine. Give your range a name like MyRange

In Nmaebox select MyRange and start typing and ENTERing


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP


On Mon, 5 Mar 2007 09:32:11 -0800, Teresa
wrote:

I have created an Excel Form that has two different columns of "blanks" and I
am trying to set it up for the user to go down one column and then down the
second column. I would prefer the cursor to not go 'left - to right'.
Any suggestions?