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Function Key F5 - go to reference
Hi!
Just a FYI Just discovered something that I didn't know was possible! Using F5 to go to a specific location on a sheet, this will accept a reference such as: =INDIRECT(A1) This solves a "problem" I was having that I posted in the Programming forum last night! Knowing this, I should be able to figure out what I want to do. Biff |
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Function Key F5 - go to reference
Sorry! Went to the wrong place!
Biff "Biff" wrote in message ... Hi! Just a FYI Just discovered something that I didn't know was possible! Using F5 to go to a specific location on a sheet, this will accept a reference such as: =INDIRECT(A1) This solves a "problem" I was having that I posted in the Programming forum last night! Knowing this, I should be able to figure out what I want to do. Biff |
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