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I have a protected spreadsheet where I allow users to only access unprotected
cells. Is it possible to set the order of advancement on the unprotected
cells? Currently, with the user inputs data in the first accessible cell
then hits enter, they are taken to the very bottom of the spreadsheet rather
than to the next cell in either up&down order or left to right order.
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See http://xldynamic.com/source/xld.xlFAQ0008.html

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I have a protected spreadsheet where I allow users to only access

unprotected
cells. Is it possible to set the order of advancement on the unprotected
cells? Currently, with the user inputs data in the first accessible cell
then hits enter, they are taken to the very bottom of the spreadsheet

rather
than to the next cell in either up&down order or left to right order.



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