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Usually when I need to do this, it's because I don't want them to type in any
other cells except specific ones either... if that's the case, this will not only advance thru those cells, but keep anyone from changing any other cell as well. Select the cells for which you wish to allow data entry, chose format cells and on the protection tab uncheck locked. Protect the sheet (tools, protection) and leave only select unlocked cells checked. Hitting enter will advance thru unlocked cells by column. "Publius" wrote: In Excel 2002 I want to insert a command in certain (not all) cells that once data is entered therein and "enter" or a hot key is pressed advances the cell selection to another specific (specified) cell within the worksheet. For example: type "123" in C-1 and pressing "enter" moves the next cell selection to E-12. Can anyone tell me how to do this? |
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