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Return cursor to previous position
I'm using Excel 2000. I'm sure that in earlier versions there was a function
key that returned the cursor to the previous position. I have always remembered it being or involving the F5 key, but the nearest I can get is a selection box. The "Help" file offers nothing. Its such a simple function it has to exist! Can someone help? I'm looking for this as an alternative because Excel is incapable of creating a relative range name during a macro. Even clicking the "relative" option still results in recording an absolute reference to the cell referenced during macro creation, rather than the keystrokes used to produce it. |
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