keystroke shortcut needed
Could anyone tell me what is the shortcut to select the used up cells in a
column? -- Failing to plan is planning to fail |
keystroke shortcut needed
hi
not sure what you're after but i dont' think that there is a keyboard short cut to do this. look here http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...738481033.aspx but to try to answer your question..... select the column. hit F5 (goto) on the goto dialog, click special button (lower left) select column differences. ok out. may or may not be what you're after. if not....experiment with goto. lot of neat select stuff there. one might fit your needs. or get close. regards FSt1 "Joe" wrote: Could anyone tell me what is the shortcut to select the used up cells in a column? -- Failing to plan is planning to fail |
keystroke shortcut needed
CTRL+SHIFT+*
Selects the current region around the active cell (the data area enclosed by blank rows and blank columns). CTRL+SHIFT+DownArrow Selects the cells in the same column with data -- Jacob (MVP - Excel) "Joe" wrote: Could anyone tell me what is the shortcut to select the used up cells in a column? -- Failing to plan is planning to fail |
keystroke shortcut needed
Jacob, It works perfectly. Anyway FSt1's answer is a work around if I did not
get Jacob's post. Thanks everyone -- Failing to plan is planning to fail "Jacob Skaria" wrote: CTRL+SHIFT+* Selects the current region around the active cell (the data area enclosed by blank rows and blank columns). CTRL+SHIFT+DownArrow Selects the cells in the same column with data -- Jacob (MVP - Excel) "Joe" wrote: Could anyone tell me what is the shortcut to select the used up cells in a column? -- Failing to plan is planning to fail |
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