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Cell Selection
In Excel 2007 I am trying to select a number of adjacent columns. As cells in
a number of rows crossing these columns are merged across more cloumns than I would like to select, Excel is selecting all the columns which are cut across by the merged cells. This did not happen in Excel 2003, I used to select whatever rows or columns I needed. How can I do so in 2007? Excel Help does not seem to be so helpful in this respect. |
Cell Selection
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Double click the first column header Shift Double click the last column header "Paul" wrote: In Excel 2007 I am trying to select a number of adjacent columns. As cells in a number of rows crossing these columns are merged across more cloumns than I would like to select, Excel is selecting all the columns which are cut across by the merged cells. This did not happen in Excel 2003, I used to select whatever rows or columns I needed. How can I do so in 2007? Excel Help does not seem to be so helpful in this respect. |
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