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In cell editing
With in cell edting turned on and while in edit mode, many times the formula
covers the adjacent cell(s) so that adjacent cell(s) cannot be accessed to include it in the formula by clicking on it. Is there a way to move or position the expanded cell formula box while editing to get it out of the way so that I can point to an adjacent cell while in edit mode? I realize I could turn off edit in cell but prefer to keep it enabled. Thanks for any suggestions. -- Dewayne |
In cell editing
Not that I know of, but you can use the arrow keys instead.
In article , Dewayne wrote: With in cell edting turned on and while in edit mode, many times the formula covers the adjacent cell(s) so that adjacent cell(s) cannot be accessed to include it in the formula by clicking on it. Is there a way to move or position the expanded cell formula box while editing to get it out of the way so that I can point to an adjacent cell while in edit mode? I realize I could turn off edit in cell but prefer to keep it enabled. |
In cell editing
Thanks for the suggestion.
-- Dewayne "JE McGimpsey" wrote: Not that I know of, but you can use the arrow keys instead. In article , Dewayne wrote: With in cell edting turned on and while in edit mode, many times the formula covers the adjacent cell(s) so that adjacent cell(s) cannot be accessed to include it in the formula by clicking on it. Is there a way to move or position the expanded cell formula box while editing to get it out of the way so that I can point to an adjacent cell while in edit mode? I realize I could turn off edit in cell but prefer to keep it enabled. |
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