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Excel: can "go to adjacent empty cell" double-click be disabled?
When double clicking on the *edge* of a selected cell, Excel will warp to a
new cell. The best I can tell is it's the cell adjacent to the next non-empty cell in the direction of the edge clicked. Extremely annoying for those of us who edit in the cell and have to double click to do so (a key for *that* would be nice too). Can this behavior be obliterated via some preference or reg setting? (I've looked high and low to no avail) thanks for any help. |
Excel: can "go to adjacent empty cell" double-click be disabled?
Press F2, that is the equivalent to double clicking a cell
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom Northwest Excel Solutions www.nwexcelsolutions.com (remove ^^ from email address) Portland, Oregon "dgg2006" wrote in message ... When double clicking on the *edge* of a selected cell, Excel will warp to a new cell. The best I can tell is it's the cell adjacent to the next non-empty cell in the direction of the edge clicked. Extremely annoying for those of us who edit in the cell and have to double click to do so (a key for *that* would be nice too). Can this behavior be obliterated via some preference or reg setting? (I've looked high and low to no avail) thanks for any help. |
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