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Corey

Setting TAB to navigate to selected Cells Only
 
Is it possible to setup a TAB Order so that when you hit the TAB Button you
navigate to the Next Selected Cell. Not neccesarily the next cell, as it
could be 2 Rows down and 3 across.

Is this possible, How?



Ragdyer

Setting TAB to navigate to selected Cells Only
 
One way is to use a named range.

See if this old post helps:

http://tinyurl.com/39vzv

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HTH,

RD

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Is it possible to setup a TAB Order so that when you hit the TAB Button

you
navigate to the Next Selected Cell. Not neccesarily the next cell, as it
could be 2 Rows down and 3 across.

Is this possible, How?




Ardus Petus

Setting TAB to navigate to selected Cells Only
 
FormatCellProtection, unckeck Locked for those cells you want to tab to
ToolsProtectionProtect sheet

HTH
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Is it possible to setup a TAB Order so that when you hit the TAB Button
you navigate to the Next Selected Cell. Not neccesarily the next cell, as
it could be 2 Rows down and 3 across.

Is this possible, How?




Bob Phillips

Setting TAB to navigate to selected Cells Only
 
See http://xldynamic.com/source/xld.xlFAQ0008.html

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"Corey" wrote in message
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Is it possible to setup a TAB Order so that when you hit the TAB Button

you
navigate to the Next Selected Cell. Not neccesarily the next cell, as it
could be 2 Rows down and 3 across.

Is this possible, How?






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