RE: keyboard command used to select a range of nonadjacent cells?

[Ron Coderre]

1)Use the arrow keys to select the first cell of the range
2)Hold down the [Shift] key while you extend the selection using the up,
down, left, right arrow keys.
3)After the range is selected, and while still holding down the [Shift] key,
press the [F8] key (they release all keys). You will see the word 'ADD' in
the lower right of the status bar.

Repeat above steps until done selecting non-contiguous ranges.

Does that help?

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Regards,
Ron


"Jessizzle123" wrote:

> does anyone know the keyboard command used to select a range of nonadjacent
> cells?

[swatsp0p]

1)Use the arrow keys to select the first cell of the range
2)Hold down the [Shift] key while you extend the selection using the up,
down, left, right arrow keys.
3)After the range is selected, and while still holding down the [Shift] key,
press the [F8] key (they release all keys). You will see the word 'ADD' in
the lower right of the status bar.

Repeat above steps until done selecting non-contiguous ranges.

Does that help?
Regards,
Ron


"Jessizzle123" wrote:



> does anyone know the keyboard command used to select a range of nonadjacent
> cells?

Another option (especially useful if there are only a few cells to select) is to Hold down the Control key [Ctrl] whilst selected the desired cells.

Good Luck.