Greetings All,

When a sheet has been cleared of all of its text, using the
keystrokes, CTRL+SHIFT+END, still performs the action of extending to
the last used cell. How does one reset this action and thereby no
action is performed in trying to go to the last so-called used cell?

Many thanks.

RichardG

You can Delete all formely used rows and then save thespread sheet. That'll
do the trick.

Jan

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Greetings All,

When a sheet has been cleared of all of its text, using the
keystrokes, CTRL+SHIFT+END, still performs the action of extending to
the last used cell. How does one reset this action and thereby no
action is performed in trying to go to the last so-called used cell?

Many thanks.

RichardG

Richard, have a look here also

http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/lastcell.htm

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Greetings All,

When a sheet has been cleared of all of its text, using the
keystrokes, CTRL+SHIFT+END, still performs the action of extending to
the last used cell. How does one reset this action and thereby no
action is performed in trying to go to the last so-called used cell?

Many thanks.

RichardG

Thanks for the responses.
I tried both and they worked fine. The website also had alot of other
nice ideas that I did not think of having.

Regards,

RichardG