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nishockey19

Moving Cursor within same cell
 
When I am working in a cell, how can I set it up so that when I hit 'Enter',
the cursor will move right under the text in the current cell that I am
working in, as it does in Word, instead of always going down to the cell
below the cell that I am working in?

FSt1

Moving Cursor within same cell
 
hi
don't think you can do that.
2003toolsoptionsedit tabcheck "move selection after enter"
here you can set which way the cell pointe(curser?) moves i.e. up, down,
left, right.
inside the cell, use the left/right arrow keys to move inside the cell.

regards
FSt1

"nishockey19" wrote:

When I am working in a cell, how can I set it up so that when I hit 'Enter',
the cursor will move right under the text in the current cell that I am
working in, as it does in Word, instead of always going down to the cell
below the cell that I am working in?


Bob I

Moving Cursor within same cell
 
Hold down the Alt key before you press enter.

nishockey19 wrote:

When I am working in a cell, how can I set it up so that when I hit 'Enter',
the cursor will move right under the text in the current cell that I am
working in, as it does in Word, instead of always going down to the cell
below the cell that I am working in?



FSt1

Moving Cursor within same cell
 
hi
opps. i re-read your posts.
bob I is right. alt+enter add a new line with in the cell.
sorry
regards
FSt1

"FSt1" wrote:

hi
don't think you can do that.
2003toolsoptionsedit tabcheck "move selection after enter"
here you can set which way the cell pointe(curser?) moves i.e. up, down,
left, right.
inside the cell, use the left/right arrow keys to move inside the cell.

regards
FSt1

"nishockey19" wrote:

When I am working in a cell, how can I set it up so that when I hit 'Enter',
the cursor will move right under the text in the current cell that I am
working in, as it does in Word, instead of always going down to the cell
below the cell that I am working in?


nishockey19

Moving Cursor within same cell
 
A million and one thanks...Could not find that for the help of me in the help
section...

"Bob I" wrote:

Hold down the Alt key before you press enter.

nishockey19 wrote:

When I am working in a cell, how can I set it up so that when I hit 'Enter',
the cursor will move right under the text in the current cell that I am
working in, as it does in Word, instead of always going down to the cell
below the cell that I am working in?




Bob I

Moving Cursor within same cell
 
Most welcome, have a great day!

nishockey19 wrote:

A million and one thanks...Could not find that for the help of me in the help
section...

"Bob I" wrote:


Hold down the Alt key before you press enter.

nishockey19 wrote:


When I am working in a cell, how can I set it up so that when I hit 'Enter',
the cursor will move right under the text in the current cell that I am
working in, as it does in Word, instead of always going down to the cell
below the cell that I am working in?





Gord Dibben

Moving Cursor within same cell
 
Can be found in help under Keyboard shortcutsKeys for entering, editing,
formatting, and calculating dataEnter data.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Thu, 28 Aug 2008 11:44:06 -0700, nishockey19
wrote:

A million and one thanks...Could not find that for the help of me in the help
section...

"Bob I" wrote:

Hold down the Alt key before you press enter.

nishockey19 wrote:

When I am working in a cell, how can I set it up so that when I hit 'Enter',
the cursor will move right under the text in the current cell that I am
working in, as it does in Word, instead of always going down to the cell
below the cell that I am working in?






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