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When you have data selected to sort and choose Data / Sort is there a way you
can move the cursor to the top/right ; bottom/right ; bottom/left and back to
the start?

Also with cells selected for printing?

Thank you,

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With a block of cells selected, press the Ctrl key and tap the .
(period) key to move the active cell from corner to corner.

Steven wrote:
When you have data selected to sort and choose Data / Sort is there a way you
can move the cursor to the top/right ; bottom/right ; bottom/left and back to
the start?

Also with cells selected for printing?

Thank you,

Steven



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