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Deselect a cell in a discontiguous range
If I select a range of discontinuous cells (I.E. A1, A3, A5, A8), how can I
deselect "A5" withouth deselecting all cells and then having to then select all cells except "A5"? (This scenario is vastly simplified). Thanks! |
Deselect a cell in a discontiguous range
bad luck!
workaround: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/UnSelect.aspx -kc *Click YES if this helps "Excel_VBA_Newb" wrote: If I select a range of discontinuous cells (I.E. A1, A3, A5, A8), how can I deselect "A5" withouth deselecting all cells and then having to then select all cells except "A5"? (This scenario is vastly simplified). Thanks! |
Deselect a cell in a discontiguous range
This is how to solve it programatically; I'm wondering if there is a
keystroke to accomplish this? "KC" wrote: bad luck! workaround: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/UnSelect.aspx -kc *Click YES if this helps "Excel_VBA_Newb" wrote: If I select a range of discontinuous cells (I.E. A1, A3, A5, A8), how can I deselect "A5" withouth deselecting all cells and then having to then select all cells except "A5"? (This scenario is vastly simplified). Thanks! |
Deselect a cell in a discontiguous range
You assign said keystroke to the macro.
Excel_VBA_Newb wrote: This is how to solve it programatically; I'm wondering if there is a keystroke to accomplish this? "KC" wrote: bad luck! workaround: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/UnSelect.aspx -kc *Click YES if this helps "Excel_VBA_Newb" wrote: If I select a range of discontinuous cells (I.E. A1, A3, A5, A8), how can I deselect "A5" withouth deselecting all cells and then having to then select all cells except "A5"? (This scenario is vastly simplified). Thanks! |
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