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Default "Move selection after Enter"

An annoying thing is happening in my spreadsheets. When I tab across,
filling in data as I go, and hit Enter when I get to the end, sometimes it
does exactly what I want it to do---it drops down to the next row and moves
to the far left where I started (only one row down, of course). But in
another spreadsheet, it just moves down to the cell below when I hit enter.
Now a new thing has cropped up that when I press Enter nothing happens. It
just sits there in the same cell. I've gone into Tools/Options/Edit tab and
changed it to "Left" after the "move selection after Enter", so it just moves
one cell left on the same row. I want it to return to the cell below the one
I started in before tabbing across the sheet. I am not using the arrow keys.
I use Tab. Why the variation of response, and how do I fix it. It's so
annoying. I'm using Excell 2003, SP3. Thank you.
 
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