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Tab Control
I have a 15 page pricing program I wrote in Excel 2007 which includes various
forms which would be filled out by the operator. I want to be able to have the enter key or tab key move from one cell that needs data directly to a different cell which needs data. (Ex: A5 enter a client name - Enter/Tab to D3 enter the clients address.) Does Excel have a way to do this?? -- John |
Tab Control
Unprotect the cells you want to input data into. Protect sheet. Tabbing will
now cause you to move from one unprotected cell to the next. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "John" wrote: I have a 15 page pricing program I wrote in Excel 2007 which includes various forms which would be filled out by the operator. I want to be able to have the enter key or tab key move from one cell that needs data directly to a different cell which needs data. (Ex: A5 enter a client name - Enter/Tab to D3 enter the clients address.) Does Excel have a way to do this?? -- John |
Tab Control
Have a look at Bob Phillips' site for a couple of methods depending upon
sequencing of cells you want to Tab to. http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.xlFAQ0008.html You could also use VBA event code. If you want a sample of that, post back. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 12 Feb 2010 11:43:01 -0800, John wrote: I have a 15 page pricing program I wrote in Excel 2007 which includes various forms which would be filled out by the operator. I want to be able to have the enter key or tab key move from one cell that needs data directly to a different cell which needs data. (Ex: A5 enter a client name - Enter/Tab to D3 enter the clients address.) Does Excel have a way to do this?? |
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