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entering data using tab
At one time when I pushed tab after typing data into a cell, my cursor would
move to the next column over in the same row, making that cell the active cell. so entering in A1 -- tab moved me to B1. All is good and is what expected. For some reason if I enter in A1 -- tab my active cell is now H1. It is driving me nuts. I cannot find any reference in help how to fix this, and I don't know what I did to break it. Entering in B1 -- tab also takes me to H1. Once I get to G1 when I tab I now end up in M1. There seems to be no reason behind this. Any help would be appreciated. I use Excel 2003. |
entering data using tab
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On the Transition tab, remove the check mark from Transition Navigation keys. Click OK Karen Boyd wrote: At one time when I pushed tab after typing data into a cell, my cursor would move to the next column over in the same row, making that cell the active cell. so entering in A1 -- tab moved me to B1. All is good and is what expected. For some reason if I enter in A1 -- tab my active cell is now H1. It is driving me nuts. I cannot find any reference in help how to fix this, and I don't know what I did to break it. Entering in B1 -- tab also takes me to H1. Once I get to G1 when I tab I now end up in M1. There seems to be no reason behind this. Any help would be appreciated. I use Excel 2003. -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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