I have an excel spreadsheet in which, when I click on one cell, instead of
highlighting ONLY the cell I click on, it also highlights the cell adjacent
to it. In other areas of my spreadsheet, it will highlight the cell to the
right as well as the 2 cells directly below to form a 4 cell block. What can
I do to turn this feature off so that it only highlights the cell on which I
click?

hi
tap the F8 Key. that is the extended seletions key. it's boolean. tab once
to turn on. tap again to turn off.

Regards
FSt1

"AJ" wrote:

I have an excel spreadsheet in which, when I click on one cell, instead of
highlighting ONLY the cell I click on, it also highlights the cell adjacent
to it. In other areas of my spreadsheet, it will highlight the cell to the
right as well as the 2 cells directly below to form a 4 cell block. What can
I do to turn this feature off so that it only highlights the cell on which I
click?

Might be worth trying clicking on F8.
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David Biddulph

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I have an excel spreadsheet in which, when I click on one cell, instead of
highlighting ONLY the cell I click on, it also highlights the cell
adjacent
to it. In other areas of my spreadsheet, it will highlight the cell to
the
right as well as the 2 cells directly below to form a 4 cell block. What
can
I do to turn this feature off so that it only highlights the cell on which
I
click?