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Range of contiguous cells
A range of cells can be selected using the keyboard or the mouse.
To select a range of cells by dragging the mouse:
1) Click in a cell.
2) Press and hold down the left mouse button.
3) Move the mouse around the screen.
4) Once the desired block of cells is highlighted, release the left
mouse button.
To select a range of cells without dragging the mouse:
1) Click in the cell which is to be one corner of the range of cells.
2) Move the mouse to the opposite corner of the range of cells.
3) Hold down the
Shift
key and click.
To select a range of cells without using the mouse:
1) Select the cell that will be one of the corners in the range of cells.
2) While holding down the
Shift
key, use the cursor arrows to select
the rest of the range.
The result of any of these methods looks like the right side of Figure
99.
Tip
You can also directly select a range of cells using the Name
box. Click into the Name box as described in “Using a cell
reference” on page 132. To select a range of cells, enter the
cell reference for the upper left hand cell, followed by a colon
(:), and then the lower right hand cell reference. For example,
to select the range that would go from A3 to C6, you would
enter
A3:C6
.
Range of non-contiguous cells
1) Select the cell or range of cells using one of the methods above.
2) Move the mouse pointer to the start of the next range or single
cell.
3) Hold down the
Control
key and click or click-and-drag to select a
range.
4) Repeat as necessary.
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