tmckinney01
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I am not sure if I have understood your requirement correctly.
But if you are talking about the cursor movement during the data entry, normally cursor movement is controlled by Tab or Enter during the data entry.
When a tab is pressed, the cursor moves to the next column in the same row and when Enter is pressed the cursor moves to the next row or line.
So while you have filled out the description in a cell and you press Tab, the Qty cell will be selected i.e. cursor will move to the Qty cell and so on until you reach the Amount cell and once you fill the amount cell, you may press Enter and your cursor will be moved to the Description cell in the next row or line.
By default hitting Enter will move the cursor to the next row or line, but you may change this default behavior of Enter key press through Excel Options-- > Advanced --> Under Editing options.
But if you are talking about the cursor movement during the data entry, normally cursor movement is controlled by Tab or Enter during the data entry.
When a tab is pressed, the cursor moves to the next column in the same row and when Enter is pressed the cursor moves to the next row or line.
So while you have filled out the description in a cell and you press Tab, the Qty cell will be selected i.e. cursor will move to the Qty cell and so on until you reach the Amount cell and once you fill the amount cell, you may press Enter and your cursor will be moved to the Description cell in the next row or line.
By default hitting Enter will move the cursor to the next row or line, but you may change this default behavior of Enter key press through Excel Options-- > Advanced --> Under Editing options.
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Awesome, thank you!!!
@Saurabh
+1 for getting the question correctly. I completely missed it and now I see what the OP was referring to. :)
+1 for getting the question correctly. I completely missed it and now I see what the OP was referring to. :)
@sktneer,
Thanks,It happens.. :-)
Saurabh...
Thanks,It happens.. :-)
Saurabh...
I think that is where experience counts. :) :) :)
Nah not really..At times i get confused what end user is looking for..and i see you get up early part of the day.. :-)