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Excel 2007 - Selecting Chart without Mouse!!
I was wondering if therse is any shortcut key available if you wanted to
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Excel 2007 - Selecting Chart without Mouse!!
Control & PageUp/ PageDown will move between worksheets in a workbook.
When you are on the chart sheet, UpArrow/ DownArrow will select different objects (such as data seeries) on the chart. http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...CH100947761033 gives you some of Excel's keypad shortcuts. -- David Biddulph "Raja" wrote in message ... I was wondering if therse is any shortcut key available if you wanted to select the chart that is on a seperate sheet and the mouse is not working? |
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Excel 2007 - Selecting Chart without Mouse!!
Dear David
I am familiar with the CTRL + Page Up and Page Down. But when I get to the sheet that contains the chart using the up arrow and down arrow doesn't seem to work!! I went to the shortcut list link that you sent me but it doesn't seem to have the specific shortcut key I am looking for. Do you know any other way to select the chart without using the mouse??? Thanks for your help though!! Kindest Regards Rajeev Rawat "David Biddulph" wrote: Control & PageUp/ PageDown will move between worksheets in a workbook. When you are on the chart sheet, UpArrow/ DownArrow will select different objects (such as data seeries) on the chart. http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...CH100947761033 gives you some of Excel's keypad shortcuts. -- David Biddulph "Raja" wrote in message ... I was wondering if therse is any shortcut key available if you wanted to select the chart that is on a seperate sheet and the mouse is not working? |
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Excel 2007 - Selecting Chart without Mouse!!
Try Ctrl+G (Go To) and choose "Objects" radio button.
-- Thanks, Christopher This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "Raja" wrote: Dear David I am familiar with the CTRL + Page Up and Page Down. But when I get to the sheet that contains the chart using the up arrow and down arrow doesn't seem to work!! I went to the shortcut list link that you sent me but it doesn't seem to have the specific shortcut key I am looking for. Do you know any other way to select the chart without using the mouse??? Thanks for your help though!! Kindest Regards Rajeev Rawat "David Biddulph" wrote: Control & PageUp/ PageDown will move between worksheets in a workbook. When you are on the chart sheet, UpArrow/ DownArrow will select different objects (such as data seeries) on the chart. http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...CH100947761033 gives you some of Excel's keypad shortcuts. -- David Biddulph "Raja" wrote in message ... I was wondering if therse is any shortcut key available if you wanted to select the chart that is on a seperate sheet and the mouse is not working? |
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Excel 2007 - Selecting Chart without Mouse!!
Hi Christopher,
CTRL+G on a chart sheet did nothing for me. Even if I add an icon to the QAT to display the Go To dialog nothing is enabled when the sheet is a chart sheet. Cheers Andy -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info "Christopher Scott [MSFT]" wrote in message ... Try Ctrl+G (Go To) and choose "Objects" radio button. -- Thanks, Christopher This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "Raja" wrote: Dear David I am familiar with the CTRL + Page Up and Page Down. But when I get to the sheet that contains the chart using the up arrow and down arrow doesn't seem to work!! I went to the shortcut list link that you sent me but it doesn't seem to have the specific shortcut key I am looking for. Do you know any other way to select the chart without using the mouse??? Thanks for your help though!! Kindest Regards Rajeev Rawat "David Biddulph" wrote: Control & PageUp/ PageDown will move between worksheets in a workbook. When you are on the chart sheet, UpArrow/ DownArrow will select different objects (such as data seeries) on the chart. http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...CH100947761033 gives you some of Excel's keypad shortcuts. -- David Biddulph "Raja" wrote in message ... I was wondering if therse is any shortcut key available if you wanted to select the chart that is on a seperate sheet and the mouse is not working? |
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Excel 2007 - Selecting Chart without Mouse!!
Didn't you ever replace the mouse?
- Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions Peltier Technical Services, Inc. - http://PeltierTech.com _______ "Raja" wrote in message ... Dear David I am familiar with the CTRL + Page Up and Page Down. But when I get to the sheet that contains the chart using the up arrow and down arrow doesn't seem to work!! I went to the shortcut list link that you sent me but it doesn't seem to have the specific shortcut key I am looking for. Do you know any other way to select the chart without using the mouse??? Thanks for your help though!! Kindest Regards Rajeev Rawat "David Biddulph" wrote: Control & PageUp/ PageDown will move between worksheets in a workbook. When you are on the chart sheet, UpArrow/ DownArrow will select different objects (such as data seeries) on the chart. http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...CH100947761033 gives you some of Excel's keypad shortcuts. -- David Biddulph "Raja" wrote in message ... I was wondering if therse is any shortcut key available if you wanted to select the chart that is on a seperate sheet and the mouse is not working? |
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Excel 2007 - Selecting Chart without Mouse!!
I was thinking of embedded charts on a normal sheet. I'll look into chart
sheets and reply if I find out. -- Thanks, Christopher This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "Andy Pope" wrote: Hi Christopher, CTRL+G on a chart sheet did nothing for me. Even if I add an icon to the QAT to display the Go To dialog nothing is enabled when the sheet is a chart sheet. Cheers Andy -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info "Christopher Scott [MSFT]" wrote in message ... Try Ctrl+G (Go To) and choose "Objects" radio button. -- Thanks, Christopher This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "Raja" wrote: Dear David I am familiar with the CTRL + Page Up and Page Down. But when I get to the sheet that contains the chart using the up arrow and down arrow doesn't seem to work!! I went to the shortcut list link that you sent me but it doesn't seem to have the specific shortcut key I am looking for. Do you know any other way to select the chart without using the mouse??? Thanks for your help though!! Kindest Regards Rajeev Rawat "David Biddulph" wrote: Control & PageUp/ PageDown will move between worksheets in a workbook. When you are on the chart sheet, UpArrow/ DownArrow will select different objects (such as data seeries) on the chart. http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...CH100947761033 gives you some of Excel's keypad shortcuts. -- David Biddulph "Raja" wrote in message ... I was wondering if therse is any shortcut key available if you wanted to select the chart that is on a seperate sheet and the mouse is not working? |
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