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Mitchina
 
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Recently I have been asked in a test for Excel to move the insertion point to
the bottom of the page. I cannot find ANY terminology within help that
explains what an insertion point is or how to move it. This may be so
simplictic that it goes over my head, but nonetheless, it is over my head.
Does anyone know what this means or how to do it? Thank you in advance for
your assistance.
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Insertion Point is a term used in Word more often than XL. It refers to
where text will appear when you start typing (i.e., 'inserting' text).

I would guess that the test was referring to the Active Cell.


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Recently I have been asked in a test for Excel to move the insertion point to
the bottom of the page. I cannot find ANY terminology within help that
explains what an insertion point is or how to move it. This may be so
simplictic that it goes over my head, but nonetheless, it is over my head.
Does anyone know what this means or how to do it? Thank you in advance for
your assistance.

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Thanks JE. I did not want to assume that it was simply asking me to click to
curser to the bottom of the page. Yes, I beleive now it was referring to
Word. How mindless these tests are at times. Thanks again.

"JE McGimpsey" wrote:

Insertion Point is a term used in Word more often than XL. It refers to
where text will appear when you start typing (i.e., 'inserting' text).

I would guess that the test was referring to the Active Cell.


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"Mitchina" wrote:

Recently I have been asked in a test for Excel to move the insertion point to
the bottom of the page. I cannot find ANY terminology within help that
explains what an insertion point is or how to move it. This may be so
simplictic that it goes over my head, but nonetheless, it is over my head.
Does anyone know what this means or how to do it? Thank you in advance for
your assistance.


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