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Sometimes I just want to try various values in some cell. So, type a value, <enter, <up arrow, type a new value, <enter, <up arrow ... Not a big deal, but if there was a way to 'enter' the new value without leaving the cell, I'd use it. Thanks, G |
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Use <ctrl and <Enter
then <F2 to get back into the cell "George" wrote: (excel 2002) Sometimes I just want to try various values in some cell. So, type a value, <enter, <up arrow, type a new value, <enter, <up arrow ... Not a big deal, but if there was a way to 'enter' the new value without leaving the cell, I'd use it. Thanks, G |
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Uncheck "move selection after enter" Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 02 Oct 2009 07:31:29 -0400, George wrote: (excel 2002) Sometimes I just want to try various values in some cell. So, type a value, <enter, <up arrow, type a new value, <enter, <up arrow ... Not a big deal, but if there was a way to 'enter' the new value without leaving the cell, I'd use it. Thanks, G |
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