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Hi--
I work for a publishing company whose editors are really comfortable with Microsoft Word. They're terrified of Excel and avoid it whenever possible. I'm trying to sell the benfits of Excel to them, however, and am rebuilding a few forms they've clunkily set as Word tables into Excel as a demo. By way of trying to mimic Word as much as possible without sacrificing the benfits of Excel, however, I was wondering if there's VBA code I can use to change Excel's single-click function so that, whenever a user clicks on an unlocked cell, an editing cursor immediately appears (as opposed to Excel's default, where you need to double-click on a cell to to in-cell edits). Most of the cells (espcially those with formulas) are locked, so that the only unlocked ones are those calling for text input of one sort or another. Is what I want to do even possible? Thanks for any help anyone can offer! |
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