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Go To the next empty cell in Column A
Using Vista and Excel 2007, I will be constructing a mailing list with 10
columns. In the first empty row of column A will be added a new name for the list. With 10 columns it is not possible to view Column A from Column L on screen. With hundreds of names to add to the list, I need a fast way to go to the next empty cell in column A to add the next name.. I am familiar with tables in Access where there is an icon that will take me to the next empty cell in column A. Is there a similar one stroke command to take me to the next empty cell in column A from anywhere in an Excel worksheet? Or can you help me create a one stroke command to do this? |
Answer: Go To the next empty cell in Column A
Yes, there is a one-stroke command to take you to the next empty cell in column A from anywhere in an Excel worksheet. Here are the steps to create it:
Now you can use the shortcut key you assigned (e.g. Ctrl + Shift + N) to go to the next empty cell in column A from anywhere in the worksheet. |
Go To the next empty cell in Column A
Hi,
Not a single keystroke but two - Ctrl+Down Arrow, Down Arrow. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "DaddyRay" wrote: Using Vista and Excel 2007, I will be constructing a mailing list with 10 columns. In the first empty row of column A will be added a new name for the list. With 10 columns it is not possible to view Column A from Column L on screen. With hundreds of names to add to the list, I need a fast way to go to the next empty cell in column A to add the next name.. I am familiar with tables in Access where there is an icon that will take me to the next empty cell in column A. Is there a similar one stroke command to take me to the next empty cell in column A from anywhere in an Excel worksheet? Or can you help me create a one stroke command to do this? |
Go To the next empty cell in Column A
If you are entering a name in A the then moving across to L adding other
data as you go................ Type the name in A then Tab to next cell, type in data then Tab to next cell. When you reach L enter the data and hit ENTER key. You will be taken back to A at next row down. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 29 Jan 2010 11:53:02 -0800, DaddyRay wrote: Using Vista and Excel 2007, I will be constructing a mailing list with 10 columns. In the first empty row of column A will be added a new name for the list. With 10 columns it is not possible to view Column A from Column L on screen. With hundreds of names to add to the list, I need a fast way to go to the next empty cell in column A to add the next name.. I am familiar with tables in Access where there is an icon that will take me to the next empty cell in column A. Is there a similar one stroke command to take me to the next empty cell in column A from anywhere in an Excel worksheet? Or can you help me create a one stroke command to do this? |
Go To the next empty cell in Column A
Either click in any cell in column A which is not empty. Press end and down
arrow. Or else: ctrl + end, home, down arrow. Several other options would work, too. "DaddyRay" wrote: Using Vista and Excel 2007, I will be constructing a mailing list with 10 columns. In the first empty row of column A will be added a new name for the list. With 10 columns it is not possible to view Column A from Column L on screen. With hundreds of names to add to the list, I need a fast way to go to the next empty cell in column A to add the next name.. I am familiar with tables in Access where there is an icon that will take me to the next empty cell in column A. Is there a similar one stroke command to take me to the next empty cell in column A from anywhere in an Excel worksheet? Or can you help me create a one stroke command to do this? |
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