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I would love to know how i can move between worksheets in a workbook without
having to click on each tab to show it. Is there a keyboard function that can
do this instead of using the mouse to click on each sheet?


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Press Ctrl+Page Up (move left), Ctrl+Page Down (move right)

If you right-click on the "vcr" arrow buttons at the bottom left corner
(just to the left of the leftmost sheet tab), you'd get a pop-up listing to
easily navigate to any visible sheet.
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I would love to know how i can move between worksheets in a workbook without
having to click on each tab to show it. Is there a keyboard function that can
do this instead of using the mouse to click on each sheet?


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Excellent....Thankyou

"Max" wrote:

Press Ctrl+Page Up (move left), Ctrl+Page Down (move right)

If you right-click on the "vcr" arrow buttons at the bottom left corner
(just to the left of the leftmost sheet tab), you'd get a pop-up listing to
easily navigate to any visible sheet.
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http://savefile.com/projects/236895
xdemechanik
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"R Oconnor" wrote:
I would love to know how i can move between worksheets in a workbook without
having to click on each tab to show it. Is there a keyboard function that can
do this instead of using the mouse to click on each sheet?


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You're welcome !
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Excellent....Thank you



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Default move between worksheets using the keyboard

Just for info.

If you open Help and type in "keyboard shortcuts" you will get quite a list of
shortcuts like the CTRL + Pageup and down that Max suggested.

Not that I am trying to discourage you from posting questions, but just that it
may be quicker to use help sometimes.


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Excellent....Thankyou

"Max" wrote:

Press Ctrl+Page Up (move left), Ctrl+Page Down (move right)

If you right-click on the "vcr" arrow buttons at the bottom left corner
(just to the left of the leftmost sheet tab), you'd get a pop-up listing to
easily navigate to any visible sheet.
--
Max
Singapore
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
xdemechanik
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"R Oconnor" wrote:
I would love to know how i can move between worksheets in a workbook without
having to click on each tab to show it. Is there a keyboard function that can
do this instead of using the mouse to click on each sheet?



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