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 How to keystroke to the top of an Excel file?
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BTW, in Excel any idea how to keystroke to the top of the file? I can f arrow to bottom but not to top.
Last edited by dianne; 09/22/10 12:13 AM. Reason: changed subject line.
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Re: How to keystroke to the top of an Excel file?
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The above entry was made in reply to kevs' post #11926 in the Networking forum - Read only issue. It has been detached from that thread and given a new subject line. As the question is about navigating in an Excel file, I will move this topic to the Mac OS X Applications forum in a day or two. Please feel free to respond to the question as you are able regardless of where it is located.
Last edited by dianne; 09/23/10 10:16 PM. Reason: moved from Networking to Mac OS X Applications.
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Re: How to keystroke to the top of an Excel file?
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Command-Home key
Also works in Word.
Conversely Command-End key takes you to the bottom.
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I just did some playing with command-up arrow and command-down arrow, and they both worked for me, except my cursor stopped at each empty line along the way...no big deal for me, but it may be for others.
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Re: How to keystroke to the top of an Excel file?
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Tho it doesn't work in excel, in most word processors I've got the hardcoded habit of cmd-a followed by either left or up arrow.
does a select-all, and then move to start of selection
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Excel & Laptop: How to I get to Top of the file?
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Anyone know what KEYSTROKE could send me to the top of my excel file on my macbook? thanks!
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Re: Excel & Laptop: How to I get to Top of the file?
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What does command-up arrow do?
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Re: Excel & Laptop: How to I get to Top of the file?
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kevs,
I have merged your two questions on the same subject in the interest of keeping all replies in one place.
Last edited by dianne; 09/23/10 10:39 PM. Reason: Excel & Laptop: How to I get to Top of the file? originally located in Mac Desktops & Notebooks.
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Since there's no home and end key on a Macbook, my guess based on my previous Command-Home method and the following fn key sequences....
HOME = fn + left arrow
END = fn + right arrow
...would be fn + Command + left arrow.
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The new Great Equalizer is the SEND button.
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