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Back in the day, when you selected a cell, you were able to have a line
appear vertical and horizontal I believe with your curser. It looked like
cross-hares. That way, you would easily see the row or column you were in.
How are you able to do that now in 2007?
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Default cross-hares

There is no such default feature for any version of Excel.

Sounds like you were using Chip Pearson's RowLiner add-in which gives you
the cross-hairs.

See Chip's site for download.

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/RowLiner.htm

BTW...........cross-hares are angry rabbits<g


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP


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Back in the day, when you selected a cell, you were able to have a line
appear vertical and horizontal I believe with your curser. It looked like
cross-hares. That way, you would easily see the row or column you were in.
How are you able to do that now in 2007?


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