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How do I get rid of Hourglass
Joe wrote:
I was entering numbers on a worksheet when I accidentally scrolled through cells B1600 through B1613, and maybe left clicked my mouse, and the following appeared in cell B1614: B1600:B1613. Cells B1600 through B1613 were outlined in blue, forming a blue-bordered rectangle. At the same time, my cursor turned into an hourglass and nowhere on the worksheet will it change back into a cursor so that I can perform any function. I want to save my work; but when I clicked on the X in the upper right corner to close the worksheet, I was not asked if I wanted to save the worksheet. Instead, I was told that the program was not responding and that if I proceeded to close the worksheet, I would lose my unsaved data. What can I do to get rid of the hourglass without terminating the worksheet so that I can save my data? Ctrl-alt-del or some other key combination? Help. TIA. Joe Try Ctrl + Break. Bill |
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