Moving from cell to cell

[Chuck Davis]

Up until about a week ago as I would be in a cell and wanted to move to the
cell above, I'd simply click on the up arrow. To move to the right, click on
the right arrow and so on.

Now the same cell remains selected and the entire work sheet moves in the
direction of the arrow. I have opened older document with the same result.

Any ideas?

[Piranha]

Chuck,
Is your "scroll lock" on the keyboard on?

Dave

Up until about a week ago as I would be in a cell and wanted to move to the
cell above, I'd simply click on the up arrow. To move to the right, click on
the right arrow and so on.

Now the same cell remains selected and the entire work sheet moves in the
direction of the arrow. I have opened older document with the same result.

Any ideas?

[Norman Jones]

Hi Chuck,

Try turning the scroll lock off.

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Regards,
Norman



"Chuck Davis" <newsgroup at anthemwebs dot com> wrote in message
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> Up until about a week ago as I would be in a cell and wanted to move to
> the cell above, I'd simply click on the up arrow. To move to the right,
> click on the right arrow and so on.
>
> Now the same cell remains selected and the entire work sheet moves in the
> direction of the arrow. I have opened older document with the same result.
>
> Any ideas?
>

[Chuck Davis]

"Piranha" <[email protected]> wrote in
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>
> Chuck,
> Is your "scroll lock" on the keyboard on?
>
> Dave
> Chuck Davis Wrote:
>> Up until about a week ago as I would be in a cell and wanted to move to
>> the
>> cell above, I'd simply click on the up arrow. To move to the right,
>> click on
>> the right arrow and so on.
>>
>> Now the same cell remains selected and the entire work sheet moves in
>> the
>> direction of the arrow. I have opened older document with the same
>> result.
>>
>> Any ideas?
>
>
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Live and learn. I have used the Microsoft Ergonomic keyboard since 1995. I
had to replace it last year and the new one has a whole row of "funny"
buttons that I have never used. It took a while to see "ScrLk" on the front
edge. Things work as expected now. Thanks folks!