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Dear Sir,

I am working with a very large workshhet A1 : M64000.

I can go from cell A1 to cell A48,000 easily by entering cell address at the
top left hand corner of the Excel Worksheet.

But if I wish to highlight cell A1: A48000 or A1:H48000, may I know how to
go about it in the fastest possible way ?

Thanks

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same way enter A1:H48000 in top left hand corner

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Dear Sir,

I am working with a very large workshhet A1 : M64000.

I can go from cell A1 to cell A48,000 easily by entering cell address at the
top left hand corner of the Excel Worksheet.

But if I wish to highlight cell A1: A48000 or A1:H48000, may I know how to
go about it in the fastest possible way ?

Thanks

Low





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Enter A1:A48000 in the namebox and hit <enter


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On Sat, 26 May 2007 08:00:01 -0700, Mr. Low
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Dear Sir,

I am working with a very large workshhet A1 : M64000.

I can go from cell A1 to cell A48,000 easily by entering cell address at the
top left hand corner of the Excel Worksheet.

But if I wish to highlight cell A1: A48000 or A1:H48000, may I know how to
go about it in the fastest possible way ?

Thanks

Low


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... to highlight cell A1: A48000 or A1:H48000

One quick way ..

Just enter the range, eg input: A1:H48000
within the namebox* then press ENTER
*that's the one at the top left corner with the dropdown,
just above the "A" col header

Another way, press F5, then enter the range, eg A1:H48000
in the Reference box OK
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Dear Sir,

I am working with a very large workshhet A1 : M64000.

I can go from cell A1 to cell A48,000 easily by entering cell address at the
top left hand corner of the Excel Worksheet.

But if I wish to highlight cell A1: A48000 or A1:H48000, may I know how to
go about it in the fastest possible way ?

Thanks

Low





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Thanks for your help.

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same way enter A1:H48000 in top left hand corner

"Mr. Low" skrev:

Dear Sir,

I am working with a very large workshhet A1 : M64000.

I can go from cell A1 to cell A48,000 easily by entering cell address at the
top left hand corner of the Excel Worksheet.

But if I wish to highlight cell A1: A48000 or A1:H48000, may I know how to
go about it in the fastest possible way ?

Thanks

Low





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Hello Gord,

Thanks for your help.

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Enter A1:A48000 in the namebox and hit <enter


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sat, 26 May 2007 08:00:01 -0700, Mr. Low
wrote:

Dear Sir,

I am working with a very large workshhet A1 : M64000.

I can go from cell A1 to cell A48,000 easily by entering cell address at the
top left hand corner of the Excel Worksheet.

But if I wish to highlight cell A1: A48000 or A1:H48000, may I know how to
go about it in the fastest possible way ?

Thanks

Low



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Hello Max,

Thanks for your help.

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"Max" wrote:

... to highlight cell A1: A48000 or A1:H48000


One quick way ..

Just enter the range, eg input: A1:H48000
within the namebox* then press ENTER
*that's the one at the top left corner with the dropdown,
just above the "A" col header

Another way, press F5, then enter the range, eg A1:H48000
in the Reference box OK
--
Max
Singapore
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xdemechanik
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"Mr. Low" wrote:
Dear Sir,

I am working with a very large workshhet A1 : M64000.

I can go from cell A1 to cell A48,000 easily by entering cell address at the
top left hand corner of the Excel Worksheet.

But if I wish to highlight cell A1: A48000 or A1:H48000, may I know how to
go about it in the fastest possible way ?

Thanks

Low





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Hello Max,

Thanks for your help.

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