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| Thread ID: 23280 | 2002-08-12 03:49:00 | FAQ #51 Tips for MS Excel | parry (27) | Press F1 |
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| 70363 | 2002-08-16 04:41:00 | Er... yes, it does actually work in the fossilised version. :8} I use ctrl key shortcuts mostly and am actually not all that used to using the alt key, don't know why. Shortcut overload I suppose. Oh well, if my mouse is already near my custom toolbar for other things I'll use that and if my paws are on the keyboard, I'll use them. Thanks for the tips everyone. :-) |
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| 70364 | 2002-08-17 13:11:00 | Hi Susan I'm not aware of a proper shortcut key for Comments but Im sure a macro can be written if your desperate . Let me know . The Alt-I-M keystrokes is actually using the keyboard navigation rather than a pure shortcut . If you look at the Menu in Excel you will see each Menu item has one letter with an underscore underneath . . . example File has F underlined . I'll use an example of printing using navigation as opposed to a shortcut key combo to explain the difference . . . To Print using navigation you could go . . . 1) Press ALT-F - takes you to the File Menu 2) Press P - selects the Print option To print with shortcuts you would go . . . CTRL-P In the Menu you will see some options have shortcut keys to the far right of the name . To print using CTRL-P takes you directly to printing rather than through an initial menu (like ALT-F-P) . The ALT key and letter enables you to use Menus and an assigned letter . When the Menu appears simply selecting the assigned letter performs the action (you dont have to press ALT again) . cheers Parry |
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| 70365 | 2002-09-02 11:11:00 | Good Links for Excel Help... [url=]http://www.cpearson.com/excel/topic.htm (]http://www.mrexcel.com/[/url) |
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