Find And Find Next; Define Column Heading - Baum VarioUltra 20 User Manual

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Previous sheet: B2B3
When you first move within the opened Excel file between worksheets
the Excel Viewer presents the first cell (A1) of each sheet. If you have
switched to a worksheet and moved to another cell position (e.g. A10),
returning to this worksheet in future will return to the last presented cell
of the sheet.

6.11 Find and Find next.

With the find option, you can search for text or parts of text in the cell
content.
You can determine whether the text is searched for only within the cells
of the current worksheet, or within all worksheets in the currently opened
Excel file. With another option, you can determine whether the search
mode should search by row or column. With the by-row option, the
search string is searched within the sheet from top to bottom. With the
by-column option, the search string is searched from left to right.
To get started, open the command menu with a brief press of the system
key S3, and then select menu item Find > Find New, which opens a
dialog. Enter the search string, and then specify the search mode to
begin the search. Assuming the search string is found, the cursor will
move to the appropriate cell position and display the cell coordinates
and content on the braille display.
It is also possible to "Find next". This can be found in the command
menu, under menu option Find > Find next. You can also use the
shortcut command, 3+B8B9 (number 3 with B8B9), or use display
buttons D1D4D6. This will repeat the search within the sheet per the
search mode specified earlier.

6.12 Define Column Heading.

You can assign the cell contents of a row to become headings of the
columns.
In the sheet move to the row or to one cell of the row, in which the cells
contain the entries you want to define as column headings. Open
command menu and select the menu item "Tools > Set current row as
column heading".
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