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Ok. I'm a little embarrassed. That works.<br />
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I tried that before but had the &quot;pen&quot; selected, so it just treated it as &nbsp;a cursive markup.<br />
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As a follow up, are you aware of any substitutes for the Vista native pen tablet? One that has entry buttons better suited to Excel?<br />
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Ok. I'm a little embarrassed. That works.

I tried that before but had the "pen" selected, so it just treated it as  a cursive markup.

As a follow up, are you aware of any substitutes for the Vista native pen tablet? One that has entry buttons better suited to Excel?



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I'm not, sorry. I would think that there are some pen-tabs out there that may have more functionality. A quick web search should net you LOTS of results.
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I'm not, sorry. I would think that there are some pen-tabs out there that may have more functionality. A quick web search should net you LOTS of results.

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is it possible to enter data into cells rising a tablet PC, Excel 2007 ,and Vista?<br />
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&nbsp;All I've been able to do is annotate. Perhaps there is an add-in for this?
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is it possible to enter data into cells rising a tablet PC, Excel 2007 ,and Vista?

 All I've been able to do is annotate. Perhaps there is an add-in for this?

Enter data into cells in Excel 2007

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