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I have a fairly simple spreadsheet that I have protected columns with
formatting symbols. I want the users to only enter single digit values into the unprotected cells and automatically skip the protected cells containing a "," or ".". This seems to work when I use the TAB key. However, if I press the Right Arrow or Enter key, I can end up on a cell that is protected. My question: Is there a way to force the ENTER and RIGHT ARROW keys to behave as if a TAB was pressed? |
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