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usually, the cursor on spreadsheets is an arrow. when you enclose a word, you
can move it to another cell, you can drag the cell starting from (i.e. a and you can stop it at z) from March to January etc. my cursor is a cross like pointer which does not respond to any such commands. This occurrance is recent so I would imagine it was created by a finger movement changing some configuaration casuing this problem to occur. As i am a business plan developer, these missing commands is a great handicapp for me as it slows down my work consideraly. |
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Check "enable cell drag and drop" BTW...........normally the cursor on Excel sheets is a fat white cross unless you are pointing off the sheet.. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sat, 27 May 2006 15:57:01 -0700, Accellerate wrote: usually, the cursor on spreadsheets is an arrow. when you enclose a word, you can move it to another cell, you can drag the cell starting from (i.e. a and you can stop it at z) from March to January etc. my cursor is a cross like pointer which does not respond to any such commands. This occurrance is recent so I would imagine it was created by a finger movement changing some configuaration casuing this problem to occur. As i am a business plan developer, these missing commands is a great handicapp for me as it slows down my work consideraly. |
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