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Double Click to go to precedent
Is there a a navigation option in Excel that allows you to double click on a
cell which then navigates to the precedent cell. Where is this option located? Thanks EM |
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Double Click to go to precedent
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xl2003 and below: ToolsOptionsEdit tab and uncheck "Edit directly in cell" Richard On 17 Jan, 16:31, ExcelMonkey wrote: Is there a a navigation option in Excel that allows you to double click on a cell which then navigates to the precedent cell. *Where is this option located? Thanks EM |
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EM "RichardSchollar" wrote: Hi xl2003 and below: ToolsOptionsEdit tab and uncheck "Edit directly in cell" Richard On 17 Jan, 16:31, ExcelMonkey wrote: Is there a a navigation option in Excel that allows you to double click on a cell which then navigates to the precedent cell. Where is this option located? Thanks EM |
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