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Default How do I stop auto movement to next cell after Enter? (Vista)

In Vista OS, I cannot seem to stop or change the automatic movement of the
cursor to the next cell after hitting Enter. In XP this was easy to fix.
How do you do this in Vista?
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Default How do I stop auto movement to next cell after Enter? (Vista)

Click on the OFFICE BUTTON (top left of the Excel window)
Choose Excel Options | Advanced
Clear the check box against the first item 'After pressing Enter, move
selection'
Click Ok

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In Vista OS, I cannot seem to stop or change the automatic movement of the
cursor to the next cell after hitting Enter. In XP this was easy to fix.
How do you do this in Vista?

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