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Excell - Function f-2
When in a worksheet if you have formulas and hit the f-2 key it highlights
the foumula. My question is my formula is also on another tab and I can't get to that tab to view highlighted areas. How do you go to the next tab without breaking the f-2 function. |
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Excell - Function f-2
Louis Wrote: When in a worksheet if you have formulas and hit the f-2 key it highlights the foumula. My question is my formula is also on another tab and I can't get to that tab to view highlighted areas. How do you go to the next tab without breaking the f-2 function. F2 does the same thing as clicking in the cell, it allows you to edit the cell. Scott -- Maistrye ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Maistrye's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=36078 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=563063 |
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