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My three picks to put into practice ASAP: SHIFT+F2: adds or edits a cell comment CTRL+SHIFT+O: Selects all cells that contain comments. CTRL+SHIFT_: Removes outline border from selected cells
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"double clicking on the format paintbrush locks it in place "
I have never been able to get that to work. <sigh>
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That's strange. Are you sure you're double clicking fast enough? Perhaps you might consider dialing down the double click speed a scosche.
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http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/o...5-504abe2b8db5 Answer 1 looks like a 'work-around' although alt e,s,t is paste formats anyway i will try tomorrow, fewer keystrokes, and 7 looks like it just may be the solution to your problem
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Overall, I like what you did, but here's my take on your file.
This'll take an input of either a column or a number and tell you the corresponding number or column. It also handles 3 letter columns. |
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Yeah I like your version better. My original could take either a column or a number, just not from the same cell. IE: you can change the number value and it will change the letter value, or the other way around. I think your method of having only 1 cell open to edit makes more sense though.
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Get column number from letter: Code:
?Range("BX1").Column
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?Range("BX1:DZ1").Columns.Count
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?Cells(1, 32).Address Code:
?Range("BX1").Offset( , 41).Address
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Has anyone got a full list of Excel shortcuts of Alt? They are the more important shortcuts to allow us to work fast. It'd better be those shortcuts compatible with Excel 2003 menu (which works in Excel 2007 and 2010 too). To name a few:
Alt+D+S => Sort Alt+D+P => Pivot Table Alt+O+H+U => Unhide Sheet Alt+O+C+A => automatically adjust column width Alt+O+H+R => rename sheet name Alt+E+L => Delete Sheet Alt+E+K => Edit Links Alt+V+Z => Zoom I am using a lot of Alt shortcuts since I worked using Excel 2003, but I haven't got a full list compiled. Does anyone have it? If such list does not exist.. I might try to compile one..... |
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Alt dfs - data filter show all Alt eaa - clear all Alt eaf - clear formats Alt ir - insert row Alt ic - insert column Alt tpp - protect/unprotect sheet Alt tpw - protect/unprotect wb Alt esv - edit paste special values Alt esf - edit paste special formula Alt est - edit paste special formats I found this list http://www.quepublishing.com/article...13798&seqNum=3
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