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Ctrl+End should do what you want.
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Thankyou, I have tried it, and it takes you to the last cell that you have
inserted data into, and i need the command that takes you to the last cell in the entire spreadsheet? Does such a thing exist? "PCLIVE" wrote: Ctrl+End should do what you want. Regards, Paul -- "Sam" wrote in message ... |
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Nothing built into excel.
But you could use ctrl-end to get to the bottom right corner of the usedrange. Then end-downarrow, then end-rightarrow Sam wrote: Thankyou, I have tried it, and it takes you to the last cell that you have inserted data into, and i need the command that takes you to the last cell in the entire spreadsheet? Does such a thing exist? "PCLIVE" wrote: Ctrl+End should do what you want. Regards, Paul -- "Sam" wrote in message ... -- Dave Peterson |
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Maybe a three stroke combination.
Holding Ctrl - press and release End and then Down-arrow Release Ctrl Then if you want to be in column A Home There may be another way, but that's one way. Regards -- "Sam" wrote in message ... Thankyou, I have tried it, and it takes you to the last cell that you have inserted data into, and i need the command that takes you to the last cell in the entire spreadsheet? Does such a thing exist? "PCLIVE" wrote: Ctrl+End should do what you want. Regards, Paul -- "Sam" wrote in message ... |
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Thank You, That helps me entirely,
"Dave Peterson" wrote: Nothing built into excel. But you could use ctrl-end to get to the bottom right corner of the usedrange. Then end-downarrow, then end-rightarrow Sam wrote: Thankyou, I have tried it, and it takes you to the last cell that you have inserted data into, and i need the command that takes you to the last cell in the entire spreadsheet? Does such a thing exist? "PCLIVE" wrote: Ctrl+End should do what you want. Regards, Paul -- "Sam" wrote in message ... -- Dave Peterson |
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Don't know if I'd call it a command but if you hold down
Ctrl then tap end, down arrow, right arrow and let go Ctrl You will be at IV65536 HTH Martin "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Nothing built into excel. But you could use ctrl-end to get to the bottom right corner of the usedrange. Then end-downarrow, then end-rightarrow Sam wrote: Thankyou, I have tried it, and it takes you to the last cell that you have inserted data into, and i need the command that takes you to the last cell in the entire spreadsheet? Does such a thing exist? "PCLIVE" wrote: Ctrl+End should do what you want. Regards, Paul -- "Sam" wrote in message ... -- Dave Peterson |
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Just another idea to add.
Ctrl+Home to take you to A1. Ctrl+A to select all cells. Shift+Tab to back up to the last cell. -- Dana DeLouis Windows XP & Excel 2007 "Sam" wrote in message ... Thank You, That helps me entirely, "Dave Peterson" wrote: Nothing built into excel. But you could use ctrl-end to get to the bottom right corner of the usedrange. Then end-downarrow, then end-rightarrow Sam wrote: Thankyou, I have tried it, and it takes you to the last cell that you have inserted data into, and i need the command that takes you to the last cell in the entire spreadsheet? Does such a thing exist? "PCLIVE" wrote: Ctrl+End should do what you want. Regards, Paul -- "Sam" wrote in message ... -- Dave Peterson |
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