Sometimes when I'm setting up a worksheet and I left-click in a cell,
multiple cells in the same column are hi-lited. After it happens the first
time, it continues as I move through the worksheet, reducing my ability to
get work done considerably. After some trial and error, it seems to occur
when I've been adding and/or deleting columns and/or rows, after a header has
been installed. I can move throughout the worksheet using the arrow keys,
but it is a time consuming and cumbersome technique. I think the version I'm
using is Office Professional 2007 (file extension is xlsx). Any help would
be appreciated.

Thanks,

Make sure you have not accidentally hit the F8 key - look for Extended
Selection in the status bar.
Seem to recall also some people had this type of problem with a certain
mouse with wheel.
best wishes
--
Bernard Liengme
Microsoft Excel MVP
http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme

--
Bernard Liengme
Microsoft Excel MVP
http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme

"Lased & Confused" <Lased & wrote in
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Sometimes when I'm setting up a worksheet and I left-click in a cell,
multiple cells in the same column are hi-lited. After it happens the
first
time, it continues as I move through the worksheet, reducing my ability to
get work done considerably. After some trial and error, it seems to occur
when I've been adding and/or deleting columns and/or rows, after a header
has
been installed. I can move throughout the worksheet using the arrow keys,
but it is a time consuming and cumbersome technique. I think the version
I'm
using is Office Professional 2007 (file extension is xlsx). Any help
would
be appreciated.

Thanks,

hi
this appears to be a bug in 2007. there have been a number of posts on this
issue and it seems that adjusting the zoom usually helps.

see this previous post.
http://tinyurl.com/3wofsf

regards
FSt1

"Lased & Confused" wrote:

Sometimes when I'm setting up a worksheet and I left-click in a cell,
multiple cells in the same column are hi-lited. After it happens the first
time, it continues as I move through the worksheet, reducing my ability to
get work done considerably. After some trial and error, it seems to occur
when I've been adding and/or deleting columns and/or rows, after a header has
been installed. I can move throughout the worksheet using the arrow keys,
but it is a time consuming and cumbersome technique. I think the version I'm
using is Office Professional 2007 (file extension is xlsx). Any help would
be appreciated.

Thanks,