Questions on keeping my eyes from crossing | horizontal and vertical ?

Hello!

Just trying to learn the ways of the force which is excel tooling. These are basic situations that I am not sure if Excel has the tooling to help me with my challenges.
I sometimes get lost in large data sets of what row I am in as I scroll from left to right and what column I am in as well (yes I can manually highlight the row or column completely but that is time intensive and not my overall goal to improve efficiency).
My question: Is there a way for excel to follow me around from cell to cell kinda like a bullseye to differentiate the row and column temporarily(almost like highlighting)? For example if I am in column N, Row 995; I would like the entire Row 995 and Column N to be noticeably different visually while I am clicked into the cell, so I can keep track of the vertical and horizontal locations easier. Then when I click into column K row 995 the same thing happens with no manual inputs other than clicking into the cell. This would also leave N995 with no alterations in color or look as I am no longer in that cell.

I am also clicking out of excel and back in quite allot and when I look back at the excel screen nothing is highlighted or different once I click out of the program so I lose track of the cell I was just in. That one is tough as well.

Can anyone provide more guidance on my challenges??

popipipo this would more likely be a setting rather than a function. The end goal is ONLY to passively highlight temporarily while in a particular cell the vertical and horizontal lines that intersect with the cell I am clicked in(row and column). As I move through the doc into different cells the same process continues. At least that would be my hope.

John that is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!