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Shortcut for copying the cell above
I often need to copy the cell above the one I need to enter data in, but
rather than selecting the cell above and pressing Ctrl+C then Ctrl+V in the cell below, is there a keyboard shortcut to copy the data in the cell above whilst I am still in the blank cell? Or how do I create a macro to do this? |
Shortcut for copying the cell above
Try
Ctrl + " -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "sophie_b" wrote: I often need to copy the cell above the one I need to enter data in, but rather than selecting the cell above and pressing Ctrl+C then Ctrl+V in the cell below, is there a keyboard shortcut to copy the data in the cell above whilst I am still in the blank cell? Or how do I create a macro to do this? |
Shortcut for copying the cell above
Perfect! Thanks
"Jim Thomlinson" wrote: Try Ctrl + " -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "sophie_b" wrote: I often need to copy the cell above the one I need to enter data in, but rather than selecting the cell above and pressing Ctrl+C then Ctrl+V in the cell below, is there a keyboard shortcut to copy the data in the cell above whilst I am still in the blank cell? Or how do I create a macro to do this? |
Shortcut for copying the cell above
In the cell below the cell you want to copy, press Ctrl+' (apostrophe). That
copies the cell above it. Tyro "sophie_b" wrote in message ... I often need to copy the cell above the one I need to enter data in, but rather than selecting the cell above and pressing Ctrl+C then Ctrl+V in the cell below, is there a keyboard shortcut to copy the data in the cell above whilst I am still in the blank cell? Or how do I create a macro to do this? |
Shortcut for copying the cell above
Ctrl and ' (single quote)
FYI, same thing works in Access (when in a datasheet view) but not in Word tables. -- HTH, George "sophie_b" wrote in message ... I often need to copy the cell above the one I need to enter data in, but rather than selecting the cell above and pressing Ctrl+C then Ctrl+V in the cell below, is there a keyboard shortcut to copy the data in the cell above whilst I am still in the blank cell? Or how do I create a macro to do this? |
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