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Is there a way in Excel to force the user to move from a specific cell to
another specific cell? The cells may not be right next to each other. For example, Worksheet opens with B5 being the active cell, when they hit enter/tab it goes to C7. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks! |
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Jasmine
To TAB to desired cells....... 1. Unlock the cells you want to TAB to then protect the worksheet. If your unlocked cells are in a left to right, top to bottom series, the TAB key will move you through them as long as Sheet Protection is enabled. 2. If not in this configuration.....you can do it with a Named Range and no sheet protection. Assuming your range of cells to be A1, B2, C3, F4, A2, F1 for example. Select the Second cell(B2) you want in the range then CRTL + click your way through the range in the order you wish, ending with the First cell(A1). Name this range under InsertNameDefineOK. Now click on NameBox(top left corner above row 1 and col A), select the range name to highlight the range. With these cells selected, you can input data and Tab or Enter your way through the range in the order you selected. Note: there is a limit of about 25 - 30 cells to a range using this method due to a 255 character limit in a named range. Longer sheet names will reduce the number of cells considerably. If more needed, you can enter them manually in the "refers to" box. From Debra Dalgleish..... The limit is 255 characters in the Name definition. For example, I can define a range of 46 non-contiguous cells, with the following string: =$B$2,$D$2,$F$2,$H$2,$J$2,$B$4,$D$4,$F$4,$H$4,$J$ 4,$B$6,$D$6,$F$6,$H$6, $J$6,$B$8,$D$8,$F$8,$H$8,$J$8,$B$10,$D$10,$F$10,$ H$10,$J$10,$B$12,$D$12, $F$12,$H$12,$J$12,$B$14,$D$14,$F$14,$H$14,$J$14,$ B$16,$D$16,$F$16,$H$16, $J$16,$B$18,$D$18,$F$18,$H$18,$J$18,$L$3 There is a third method which requires VBA and a Worksheet_Change event. ''moves from C2 through E5 at entry Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Select Case Target.Address Case "$C$2" Range("C5").Select Case "$C$5" Range("E2").Select Case "$E$2" Range("E5").Select End Select End Sub Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Fri, 18 Mar 2005 13:37:05 -0800, "Jasmine" wrote: Is there a way in Excel to force the user to move from a specific cell to another specific cell? The cells may not be right next to each other. For example, Worksheet opens with B5 being the active cell, when they hit enter/tab it goes to C7. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks! |
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