I have a spreadsheet with several columns of information. Two of those
columns will not allow the user to activate any of its cells. When the user
attempts to click on a cell in one of the two columns, the spreadsheets jumps
to a different location and randomly activates a different cell. I also
cannot isolate selection the entire column by clicking on the column letter
at the top. I can however, use ctrl+click to select the two problem columns
(I must begin with an active cell outside of the problem columns). Any
suggestions as to what is causing this behavior?

FYI: I can copy the entire worksheet and paste the information into a
different spreadsheet and the problem columns work properly.

Thank you for your feedback.

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Jason
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-----Original Message-----
I have a spreadsheet with several columns of
information. Two of those
columns will not allow the user to activate any of its
cells. When the user
attempts to click on a cell in one of the two columns,
the spreadsheets jumps
to a different location and randomly activates a
different cell. I also
cannot isolate selection the entire column by clicking
on the column letter
at the top. I can however, use ctrl+click to select the
two problem columns
(I must begin with an active cell outside of the problem
columns). Any
suggestions as to what is causing this behavior?

FYI: I can copy the entire worksheet and paste the
information into a
different spreadsheet and the problem columns work
properly.

Thank you for your feedback.
.