Cmd+T in EXCEL!!!! It exists

[iriejedi]

F4 on windows Excell is probably the most useful key stroke for that program
it cycles the absolute reference cell formuls for equations - when in cell edit box and with a cursor toughing the ref set or highlighted part of an equation hit the F4 key and....

It cycles
A1
$A$1
A$1
$A1
A1

after a few calls to IT people and fellow Excel users for the Mac I was told this does not exist for even the newest Mac Excel.... but in a solid procrastination from studying effort.... I found it does exsit in the Mac World.

Cmd+T or Apple+T

I'm so excited - although now after posting this I have to go back to studying....so with that.... enjoy the silence! :eek:

IJ

[mkrishnan]

Wow, I didn't even know about this on *any* version of Excel... sweet! :D Thanks!

[Applespider]

Thank you! That's very useful to know. I'd resigned myself to typing $ manually when working at home. Good job!

[~Shard~]

You learn something new everyday!

[rikers_mailbox]

F4 on windows Excell is probably the most useful key stroke for that program
it cycles the absolute reference cell formuls for equations - when in cell edit box and with a cursor toughing the ref set or highlighted part of an equation hit the F4 key and....

It cycles
A1
$A$1
A$1
$A1
A1

after a few calls to IT people and fellow Excel users for the Mac I was told this does not exist for even the newest Mac Excel.... but in a solid procrastination from studying effort.... I found it does exsit in the Mac World.

Cmd+T or Apple+T

I'm so excited - although now after posting this I have to go back to studying....so with that.... enjoy the silence! :eek:

IJ

thank you, thank you, thank you. I have been searching for this keyboard shortcut!! Back in the day, when I was on my Dell PC, I used the F4 in excel quite a bit. Since moving to Macs it has been missing in my shortcut repertoire. Thanks for finding it.

[iriejedi]

thank you, thank you, thank you. I have been searching for this keyboard shortcut!! Back in the day, when I was on my Dell PC, I used the F4 in excel quite a bit. Since moving to Macs it has been missing in my shortcut repertoire. Thanks for finding it.


No problem - I'm glad my effort to avoid studying is helping others feel good!

:eek:

[bear669]

No problem - I'm glad my effort to avoid studying is helping others feel good!

:eek:

I know, this thread is sooooo old. But if the OP is still around, your gift keeps on giving!:)

(OMG I hate Apple, Leopard,Snow Leopard)

[lewis82]

You made my day sooo much!

Yay! :)