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Excel auto learning
Is it my imagination, or when entering data in colums does Excel "auto-learn"
what you are going to do next? It was nice when entering data into 3 colums that after the final colum, I would hit enter and the cursor would automatically go to the next row/colum that I would start entering the data in. All the sudden, Excel does not do this anymore...did I somehow undo something or do I have to set this function up? |
Excel auto learning
When entering data the Tab key will move you one cell to the right. If you
hit the tablkey 3 times then it will move you 3 cells to the right. Here is the neat thing. If you now it enter it will drop down a row and move you back the 3 or for columns to the left (however many tabs you hit)... Perhaps that is what you are thinking of... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "KGMBA" wrote: Is it my imagination, or when entering data in colums does Excel "auto-learn" what you are going to do next? It was nice when entering data into 3 colums that after the final colum, I would hit enter and the cursor would automatically go to the next row/colum that I would start entering the data in. All the sudden, Excel does not do this anymore...did I somehow undo something or do I have to set this function up? |
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