Keyboard shortcut for double click in Excell cell
 

I'm looking for a keyboard shortcut for when I want to edit a cell in Excel.
Right now, I always have to double click in the cell in order to edit it.

Hi Katherine,


Use the F2 function key.


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Norman



"Katherine" wrote in message
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I'm looking for a keyboard shortcut for when I want to edit a cell in
Excel.
Right now, I always have to double click in the cell in order to edit it.

Use F2

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"Katherine" wrote in message ...
I'm looking for a keyboard shortcut for when I want to edit a cell in Excel.
Right now, I always have to double click in the cell in order to edit it.

Hi, Katherine;
F2 (function key)
Regards,
IanRoy

"Katherine" wrote:

I'm looking for a keyboard shortcut for when I want to edit a cell in Excel.
Right now, I always have to double click in the cell in order to edit it.

<F2 puts you in the cell at the *end*.
<F2 <Home puts you in the cell at the *begining*.
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RD
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"Katherine" wrote in message
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I'm looking for a keyboard shortcut for when I want to edit a cell in Excel.
Right now, I always have to double click in the cell in order to edit it.

another option.

Just select the cell, then click in the formula bar at the top.

Katherine wrote:

I'm looking for a keyboard shortcut for when I want to edit a cell in Excel.
Right now, I always have to double click in the cell in order to edit it.

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RD
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"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
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another option.

Just select the cell, then click in the formula bar at the top.

Katherine wrote:

I'm looking for a keyboard shortcut for when I want to edit a cell in
Excel.
Right now, I always have to double click in the cell in order to edit it.

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Dave Peterson

But if the real question was to find a quicker way to edit a cell????

Hence the "another option" preamble (preamble???).



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And ... the title (subject) of the thread isssss ...?<bg
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RD
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"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
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another option.

Just select the cell, then click in the formula bar at the top.

Katherine wrote:

I'm looking for a keyboard shortcut for when I want to edit a cell in
Excel.
Right now, I always have to double click in the cell in order to edit it.

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Dave Peterson

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RD
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"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
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But if the real question was to find a quicker way to edit a cell????

Hence the "another option" preamble (preamble???).



RagDyer wrote:

And ... the title (subject) of the thread isssss ...?<bg
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Regards,

RD
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"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
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another option.

Just select the cell, then click in the formula bar at the top.

Katherine wrote:

I'm looking for a keyboard shortcut for when I want to edit a cell in
Excel.
Right now, I always have to double click in the cell in order to edit
it.

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Dave Peterson

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Dave Peterson

For speed, a double click may be faster or slower than F2, depending on
where your fingers are when you decide to edit a cell. F2 is certainly
the right response to the subject line.

Bill

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
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But if the real question was to find a quicker way to edit a cell????

Hence the "another option" preamble (preamble???).



RagDyer wrote:

And ... the title (subject) of the thread isssss ...?<bg
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Regards,

RD
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"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
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another option.

Just select the cell, then click in the formula bar at the top.

Katherine wrote:

I'm looking for a keyboard shortcut for when I want to edit a cell
in
Excel.
Right now, I always have to double click in the cell in order to
edit it.

--

Dave Peterson

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Dave Peterson

I like clicking in the formula bar, since I can place the insertion point where
I want to make changes.

Bill Sharpe wrote:

For speed, a double click may be faster or slower than F2, depending on
where your fingers are when you decide to edit a cell. F2 is certainly
the right response to the subject line.

Bill

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
But if the real question was to find a quicker way to edit a cell????

Hence the "another option" preamble (preamble???).

RagDyer wrote:

And ... the title (subject) of the thread isssss ...?<bg
--

Regards,

RD
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"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
another option.

Just select the cell, then click in the formula bar at the top.

Katherine wrote:

I'm looking for a keyboard shortcut for when I want to edit a cell
in
Excel.
Right now, I always have to double click in the cell in order to
edit it.

--

Dave Peterson

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Dave Peterson

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Dave Peterson