Re: Setting the Transition Function for two columns
- From: LandySandy <LandySandy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 7 Jun 2009 07:03:01 -0700
Thanks for the tip. This works well. Do you know if I can create a macro that
does this behind the scenes. My end user would like to always use Column A
and B for entry.
"AltaEgo" wrote:
Highlight the range in which you want to restrict the cursor between columns.
(example, click columns B & C, ensuring you click column B first).
Each time you type a value in the formula box, click [Tab]. [Enter] will
perform a different action, depending on your setup. When done, click
outside the highlighted range or press an arrow key.
If you need to start in a partially fill column, click on the left-hand
column where you wish to start, navigate to a reasonable number or rows
below and click the cell while holding the left mouse key to highlight the
range.
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Steve
"LandySandy" <LandySandy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have a spread*** where numbers are entered in two columns. I want the
cursor to move to the right from column 1 and then after entry in column 2
I
want the cursor to move down one row and back to column 1. Does anyone
know
how to do this?
Stumped
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