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I have a database of 5,500 surnames and associated data in excel [yes,
should probably use Access!]. It is always a task to quickly jump to each entry using the "find" function - typing in the relative surname will find the relative entry. However, is there a way to have excel jump to just the change in in the first letter of a group of surnames starting with the same alpha character. I would envisage putting a control box or similar in the top of the surname column [A1] . i.e just type in the letter "B" and the cursor will jump to the first surname in column A containing the first surname containg ithe letter B In this instance, typing in the letter "B"in cell A1 would immediately jump the cursor to cell A4, typing in E in cell A1, would jump the cursor to A7 and so on A 1 B 2 Aamic 3 Aauld 4 Baby 5 Cry 6 Deep 7 Ease 8 Foot Thanks in advance Cashman |
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