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Getting To End Of Worksheet
I have a lengthy worksheet with over 12,000 rows. What do I need to do to use
CONTROL + END to get to the end of my worksheet from anywhere on the worksheet to add more data? Or do I have to use CONTROL + G (Go To) and then select the last cell of the worksheet? Thanks To All Who Reply, Tom |
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Getting To End Of Worksheet
hi
home + end + down arrow should do it. regards FSt1 "Tom S." wrote: I have a lengthy worksheet with over 12,000 rows. What do I need to do to use CONTROL + END to get to the end of my worksheet from anywhere on the worksheet to add more data? Or do I have to use CONTROL + G (Go To) and then select the last cell of the worksheet? Thanks To All Who Reply, Tom |
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