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Is there a way to "tab" down a specific number of rows in a worksheet, that
can be set up? I have blocks set up in a worksheet and after filling information in the first block, I would like to go directly down to the start of the next block. Tab/Enter is not enough, page down is too many? Thanks for the help... |
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If all of the rows in the current column of the current block have something
in them and there are one or more blank rows between blocks you could use END / DOWN to get you to the bottom of the current block and then END / DOWN again to get you to the first row of the next block (not as nice as a single key but maybe this is at least closer to what you seek). Will "thaenn" wrote: Is there a way to "tab" down a specific number of rows in a worksheet, that can be set up? I have blocks set up in a worksheet and after filling information in the first block, I would like to go directly down to the start of the next block. Tab/Enter is not enough, page down is too many? Thanks for the help... |
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Thank you - that works just fine
"roadkill" wrote: If all of the rows in the current column of the current block have something in them and there are one or more blank rows between blocks you could use END / DOWN to get you to the bottom of the current block and then END / DOWN again to get you to the first row of the next block (not as nice as a single key but maybe this is at least closer to what you seek). Will "thaenn" wrote: Is there a way to "tab" down a specific number of rows in a worksheet, that can be set up? I have blocks set up in a worksheet and after filling information in the first block, I would like to go directly down to the start of the next block. Tab/Enter is not enough, page down is too many? Thanks for the help... |
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You could use a named range.
See Bob Phillips' site for creating a named non-contiguous range you can Tab or Enter through. http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.xlFAQ0008.html Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 11:24:01 -0700, thaenn wrote: Is there a way to "tab" down a specific number of rows in a worksheet, that can be set up? I have blocks set up in a worksheet and after filling information in the first block, I would like to go directly down to the start of the next block. Tab/Enter is not enough, page down is too many? Thanks for the help... |
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