Thank you,

FLKulchar

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Francis L. Kulchar
"PCLIVE" wrote in message
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Here are some other commands without a mouse that you might find helpful.

Ctrl+Page Up or Page Down Switch between worksheets
Ctrl+Tab Switch between open workbooks
Ctrl+End Quickly get to the last row and column with data
Shift+SpaceBar Select the entire row of the active cell
Ctrl+SpaceBar Select the entire Column of the active cell

Want to select multiple non-adjacent rows?
1) Shift+SpaceBar Selects the entire row of the active cell
2) Shift+F8 Engages "add" mode (visible in the status bar)
3) Use the arrow keys to move to a different row
4) Shift+SpaceBar Selects that entire row

This part is very important.
5) Press Shift+F8 TWICE to re-engage "add" mode

Now just repeat steps 3, 4, and 5 as needed.

Regards,
Paul

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"Francis L. Kulchar" wrote in message
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THANK YOU!!!!!!!!

Shift plus space bar is the answer!!!!!!

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Francis L. Kulchar
"eksh" wrote in message
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shift + space bar

"F. Lawrence Kulchar" wrote:

Suppose my cursor is in cell A3...

And I wish to select the entire ROW 3...
Obviously, I can click the mouse over to the left where it says 3
(meaning
the row #)...
Then, the entire row is highlighted!

If, I hold down the 'shift' key, I can move the cursor with the left,
right,
up, and down keys any where I want it to go...highlighting all the
cells I
pass through...

BUT I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO MOVE TO THE LEFT OF COLUMN 1...i.e. thus
highlighting the entire row without using the mouse??

Can someone please help me?

Thanks,

FLKulchar