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In older versions of Excel, there used to be a way to get Excel to
"translate" Lotus 1-2-3 commands into Excel keystrokes. Anyone know if this
is still possible in Excel 2003? Standard Help doesn't answer this.

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Tools Options, the Transition tab. See the various options.

Under Help, search for Lotus 1-2-3 for details on using transition.

"Djhawk" wrote:

In older versions of Excel, there used to be a way to get Excel to
"translate" Lotus 1-2-3 commands into Excel keystrokes. Anyone know if this
is still possible in Excel 2003? Standard Help doesn't answer this.

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Default Help for Lotus 1-2-3 users in Excel

Excel 2002 seems to be the last version with keystroke specific help. MS
has been phasing out features for former 1-2-3 users for some time as their
numbers have dwindled.

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