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Arrow Keys not Working Properly

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    Arrow Keys not Working Properly

    Hi,

    I'm looking at a worksheet right now where data has been added in a chart form. In between some of the columns are several hidden columns. For some reason, whenever I arrow right or left, it moves two columns over instead of one. For example, lets say columns B,C,E,F were hidden, and I was in column G. If I hit the left arrow button, it moves to column A instead of D! Am I doing something wrong? Is there a way to fix this? Thanks in advance for your help.

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    Don Guillett
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    Re: Arrow Keys not Working Properly

    Could it be that that is one of the purposes of hiding??

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    > Hi,
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    > I'm looking at a worksheet right now where data has been added in a
    > chart form. In between some of the columns are several hidden columns.
    > For some reason, whenever I arrow right or left, it moves two columns
    > over instead of one. For example, lets say columns B,C,E,F were hidden,
    > and I was in column G. If I hit the left arrow button, it moves to
    > column A instead of D! Am I doing something wrong? Is there a way to
    > fix this? Thanks in advance for your help.
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    Well, the columns that are hidden should definitely be skipped, but column D was unhidden and was skipped over as well.

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    Don Guillett
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    Re: Arrow Keys not Working Properly

    I just tried with my xl2002 and it didn't skip col d.
    Try leaving Excel and coming back...

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    > column D was unhidden and was skipped over as well.
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    I tried that. I also tried rebooting my computer, and that didn't work either. It only occurs in certain rows that have a different color index but that shouldn't matter. Is there a way to define the sequence of selection in a given row? Maybe I somehow need to reset that.

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