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How do I use line guides
I am working a huge spreadsheet and want to be able to use a T-bar to move
around in the text. In essence if I am moving left in the grid I want to move up or down using the T as my guide so that my columns and rows are in snyc. |
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How do I use line guides
"Audrey" wrote:
I am working a huge spreadsheet and want to be able to use a T-bar to move around in the text. In essence if I am moving left in the grid I want to move up or down using the T as my guide so that my columns and rows are in snyc. Just hazarding a thought here .. Perhaps a possible "fuzzy" fit as to what you're after might be Chip's RowLiner: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/RowLiner.htm -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- |
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