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Andrea

edit directly in cell in Excel 2007
 
Hi,

in Excel 2003 I disable the "Edit directly in cell" option so that when I
double-click on a cell that has a formula link

='Sheet1'A23

the cursor goes to cell A23 of Sheet1. It is very useful for me to nabvigate
among my formula.
I'm searching the same option in Excel 2007 but I really cannot find it..

Thanks a lot!
Andrea

Ron de Bruin

edit directly in cell in Excel 2007
 
Hi Andrea

This is a big as far as I know in 2007
Hope they fixed it in the beta refresh ?


--
Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl



"Andrea" wrote in message ...
Hi,

in Excel 2003 I disable the "Edit directly in cell" option so that when I
double-click on a cell that has a formula link

='Sheet1'A23

the cursor goes to cell A23 of Sheet1. It is very useful for me to nabvigate
among my formula.
I'm searching the same option in Excel 2007 but I really cannot find it..

Thanks a lot!
Andrea




Andrea

edit directly in cell in Excel 2007
 
let's hope so!

Thanks a lot!
Andrea

"Ron de Bruin" wrote:

Hi Andrea

This is a big as far as I know in 2007
Hope they fixed it in the beta refresh ?


--
Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl



"Andrea" wrote in message ...
Hi,

in Excel 2003 I disable the "Edit directly in cell" option so that when I
double-click on a cell that has a formula link

='Sheet1'A23

the cursor goes to cell A23 of Sheet1. It is very useful for me to nabvigate
among my formula.
I'm searching the same option in Excel 2007 but I really cannot find it..

Thanks a lot!
Andrea





Andrea

edit directly in cell in Excel 2007
 
Found!!

right click on the ribbon
customize quick access toolbar
advanced
Double click allows editing directly in cell

ciao!
Andrea

"Andrea" wrote:

Hi,

in Excel 2003 I disable the "Edit directly in cell" option so that when I
double-click on a cell that has a formula link

='Sheet1'A23

the cursor goes to cell A23 of Sheet1. It is very useful for me to nabvigate
among my formula.
I'm searching the same option in Excel 2007 but I really cannot find it..

Thanks a lot!
Andrea


Nick Hodge

edit directly in cell in Excel 2007
 
Andea

That's the correct option and both these ways take four clicks, but the
route you took to the 'options' area is more normally

Office ButtonExcel OptionsAdvancedDouble click allows editing directly in
cell.

I appreciate there is always more than 'one way to skin a cat', but the
reference to the QAT takes you to the customisation tab to customise the QAT
and could confuse

--
HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
www.nickhodge.co.uk
HIS


"Andrea" wrote in message
...
Found!!

right click on the ribbon
customize quick access toolbar
advanced
Double click allows editing directly in cell

ciao!
Andrea

"Andrea" wrote:

Hi,

in Excel 2003 I disable the "Edit directly in cell" option so that when I
double-click on a cell that has a formula link

='Sheet1'A23

the cursor goes to cell A23 of Sheet1. It is very useful for me to
nabvigate
among my formula.
I'm searching the same option in Excel 2007 but I really cannot find it..

Thanks a lot!
Andrea




Ron de Bruin

edit directly in cell in Excel 2007
 
Yes you are right that it is working now
Beta 1 not I believe


--
Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl



"Andrea" wrote in message ...
Found!!

right click on the ribbon
customize quick access toolbar
advanced
Double click allows editing directly in cell

ciao!
Andrea

"Andrea" wrote:

Hi,

in Excel 2003 I disable the "Edit directly in cell" option so that when I
double-click on a cell that has a formula link

='Sheet1'A23

the cursor goes to cell A23 of Sheet1. It is very useful for me to nabvigate
among my formula.
I'm searching the same option in Excel 2007 but I really cannot find it..

Thanks a lot!
Andrea





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