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Default CTRL + END moves to the blank cell where data used to be

I had 40 rows of data and deleted the last 20 of them using right-click
delete. When I use the CTRL+END keyboard shortcut, it still brings me to the
40th row, even though it's blank. I've already tried selecting the last 20
rows and clearing the contents (thinking that the formatting may still be
there causing the problem) but it didn't do the trick. Any ideas?? Thanks.
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Default CTRL + END moves to the blank cell where data used to be

Joanna, sounds like you need to reset the last cell

See Debra Dalgleish's suggestions for resetting the Used Range:
http://www.contextures.com/xlfaqApp.html#Unused


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I had 40 rows of data and deleted the last 20 of them using right-click
delete. When I use the CTRL+END keyboard shortcut, it still brings me to

the
40th row, even though it's blank. I've already tried selecting the last

20
rows and clearing the contents (thinking that the formatting may still be
there causing the problem) but it didn't do the trick. Any ideas??

Thanks.


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Default CTRL + END moves to the blank cell where data used to be

Joanna

Clearing contents will not do the trick.

Select the rows and EditDeleteEntire Row.

Now.........important step.........Save the workbook to reset the used range.


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I had 40 rows of data and deleted the last 20 of them using right-click
delete. When I use the CTRL+END keyboard shortcut, it still brings me to the
40th row, even though it's blank. I've already tried selecting the last 20
rows and clearing the contents (thinking that the formatting may still be
there causing the problem) but it didn't do the trick. Any ideas?? Thanks.


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Default CTRL + END moves to the blank cell where data used to be

Thanks so much!

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Joanna

Clearing contents will not do the trick.

Select the rows and EditDeleteEntire Row.

Now.........important step.........Save the workbook to reset the used range.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sat, 18 Nov 2006 15:49:01 -0800, Joanna
wrote:

I had 40 rows of data and deleted the last 20 of them using right-click
delete. When I use the CTRL+END keyboard shortcut, it still brings me to the
40th row, even though it's blank. I've already tried selecting the last 20
rows and clearing the contents (thinking that the formatting may still be
there causing the problem) but it didn't do the trick. Any ideas?? Thanks.



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