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Auto go to link source in Excel 07
There was a function in excel 03 that allowed me
to auto go to linked sources by double clicking. ie if I double click on Cell A5, I can automatically go to the linked cell in any other workbook or any other sheet. I know the "trace precedents" button but I am looking for the double click function I will much appreeciate if you have any suggestion Thanks in advance Silvi |
Auto go to link source in Excel 07
Hi,
1. You can press Ctrl+[ (Edit, Go To, Special, Dependents) or Ctrl+] for Precedents 2. You can display the line trace precedents or dependents lines and then double-click those lines. If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "silvi" wrote in message ... There was a function in excel 03 that allowed me to auto go to linked sources by double clicking. ie if I double click on Cell A5, I can automatically go to the linked cell in any other workbook or any other sheet. I know the "trace precedents" button but I am looking for the double click function I will much appreeciate if you have any suggestion Thanks in advance Silvi |
Auto go to link source in Excel 07
Thanks for the answer.
But I am looking for a "double clicking" method that was able in Excel 03 and I cant find it in Excel 07. Thanks anyway... Silvi :) "Shane Devenshire" wrote: Hi, 1. You can press Ctrl+[ (Edit, Go To, Special, Dependents) or Ctrl+] for Precedents 2. You can display the line trace precedents or dependents lines and then double-click those lines. If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "silvi" wrote in message ... There was a function in excel 03 that allowed me to auto go to linked sources by double clicking. ie if I double click on Cell A5, I can automatically go to the linked cell in any other workbook or any other sheet. I know the "trace precedents" button but I am looking for the double click function I will much appreeciate if you have any suggestion Thanks in advance Silvi |
Auto go to link source in Excel 07
Hi,
Office button Excel options Advanced, please ensure that the "Allow editing directly in cell" is unchecked. -- Regards, Ashish Mathur Microsoft Excel MVP www.ashishmathur.com "silvi" wrote in message ... There was a function in excel 03 that allowed me to auto go to linked sources by double clicking. ie if I double click on Cell A5, I can automatically go to the linked cell in any other workbook or any other sheet. I know the "trace precedents" button but I am looking for the double click function I will much appreeciate if you have any suggestion Thanks in advance Silvi |
Auto go to link source in Excel 07
Thanks a million!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"Ashish Mathur" wrote: Hi, Office button Excel options Advanced, please ensure that the "Allow editing directly in cell" is unchecked. -- Regards, Ashish Mathur Microsoft Excel MVP www.ashishmathur.com "silvi" wrote in message ... There was a function in excel 03 that allowed me to auto go to linked sources by double clicking. ie if I double click on Cell A5, I can automatically go to the linked cell in any other workbook or any other sheet. I know the "trace precedents" button but I am looking for the double click function I will much appreeciate if you have any suggestion Thanks in advance Silvi |
Auto go to link source in Excel 07
You are welcome.
-- Regards, Ashish Mathur Microsoft Excel MVP www.ashishmathur.com "silvi" wrote in message ... Thanks a million!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "Ashish Mathur" wrote: Hi, Office button Excel options Advanced, please ensure that the "Allow editing directly in cell" is unchecked. -- Regards, Ashish Mathur Microsoft Excel MVP www.ashishmathur.com "silvi" wrote in message ... There was a function in excel 03 that allowed me to auto go to linked sources by double clicking. ie if I double click on Cell A5, I can automatically go to the linked cell in any other workbook or any other sheet. I know the "trace precedents" button but I am looking for the double click function I will much appreeciate if you have any suggestion Thanks in advance Silvi |
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