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• To select a cell using the keyboard:
Use any of the following
keystrokes
to select
a cell:
•
ARROW KEYS (t x _ x _ x ---). Selects the next cell in the direction
of the arrow.
• HOME. Selects the f'_t cell in the current row.
• CTRL + HOME. Selects the first cell in the spreadsheet (A1).
• END. Selects the last filled cell in the current row.
• CTRL + END. Selects the last filled cell in the spreadsheet's
active
area.
•
CTRL
+ _.
Selects
the last filled cell to the right in the current
row,
or the first filled cell to the right, or if no more
filled cells to the right,
the last unfilled
cell in the row.
CTRL + _.
Selects the last filled cell to the left in the current row,
or the fn'st Idled cell to the left, or if no more filled cells to the left,
the first unfilled cell in the row.
CTRL + 1'. Selects the last filled cell above the active cell in the
current column, or the first filled cell to the right, or if there are no
more f'dled cells above the active cell, the first unfilled cell in the
column.
CTRL + _. Selects
the last filled cell below
the active
cell in the
current
column,
or the first Idled cell to the right, or if no filled cells
appear
below
the active
cell, the last unfilled
cell in the column.
• To select.a
range of cells using the keyboard:
Hold
down
SHIFT
while using
one of the keystrokes
shown
above.
This
selects
the range
from
the active
cell to the destination
for the keystroke
you
use. For example,
if C23 is the active
cell, you can press
SHIFT + CTRL +
HOME
to select
the entire
range
A1:C23.
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