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Default How can I set a input range for entrying data.

I have created a table from Cell C1:I25. I want to enter amounts($) into
each cell, hit enter and move to the cell below. After I have enter cell C25
I would like to have the active cell become D1 and allow me to enter more
data down the D column until D25 and then move to cell E1, and so on until
I25, without having to look up continously. I would like for the worksheet to
stop allowing me to enter data with a warning message or just stop accepting
data period, or possible move to new table on the same worksheet.

I work in a bank and this is a double check for us to keep track of checks
deposited manually. It's a simple table but we do not want to move down the
worksheet for 200 cells.

I have tried to highlight the table which allows us to move through the
table correctly, but sometimes we miss hit a key and we must start over
again, which sometimes can be a pain in the back side.

Any suggestions would be helpful. Marco's, data range settings, etc...

Thanks
 
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