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Moving
Around in Excel 2000
There
are many ways to make a specific cell the active cell in Excel
2000. Most users click with their mouse on an active cell.
However, since typing is a significant part of using Excel,
there are keyboard shortcuts for moving around on a spreadsheet:
- [UP
ARROW] or [SHIFT] + [ENTER] Moves the active cell up
one row
- [DOWN
ARROW] or [ENTER] Moves the active cell down one row
- [LEFT
ARROW] or [SHIFT] + [TAB] Moves the active cell one
to the left
- [RIGHT
ARROW] or [TAB] Moves the active cell one to the right
- [PAGE
DOWN] Moves the active cell one screen down
- [PAGE
UP] Moves the active cell one screen up
- [ALT]
+ [PAGE DOWN] Moves the active cell one screen right
- [ALT]
+ [PAGE UP] Moves the active cell one screen left
- [HOME]
Moves the active cell to the first cell in the row
- [END]
Moves to the last active cell in a row
- [CTRL]
+ [HOME] Moves to cell A1
- [CTRL]
+ [END] Moves to the intersection of the last active
row and column
- [F5]
or Click in the Name Box Allows user to enter a cell
address and go directly to it
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