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I discovered you can use the ctrl key to select non-adjacent cells. Is there
a way to deselect certain cells? Sometimes if I am selecting many cells I might select an extra row on accident. In which case I need to start over selecting the cells. Also if I select a range of cells (for instance, A1:G9) can I deselect certain cells? For instance A1:G9 except A3,B7, and F9. I know this seems like a silly question, but I would just like to know if there is an answer to this. |
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