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I created a worksheet in Excel 2003 where with protection I can force editing
in only one cell. The cursor only rests in that cell, so that when typing you don't have to first move the cursor to that cell. In an older version of Excel, I can't do that. I can have it tell me my entry is invalid for the cell my cursor is in. Is there a way in earlier versions to force the cursor to only rest on a specific cell? Validation, drop-down box type things? I can't think of the word. Thanks, Bob |
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