highlighting entire functions

is there any quick way of highlighting entire functions in a formula? In
other words, I know that the parentheses "bold up" when you arrow over their
counterparts, but is there a way to have a double-click sort of action that
selects the entire function, whereever you might be in it?
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Boris

I don't know, but if I'm editing a formula, I can do:

Home followed by Shift-End key
or
End followed by shift-home.

Or just use the mouse to "paint" over all the formula.

BorisS wrote:
>
> is there any quick way of highlighting entire functions in a formula? In
> other words, I know that the parentheses "bold up" when you arrow over their
> counterparts, but is there a way to have a double-click sort of action that
> selects the entire function, whereever you might be in it?
> --
> Boris

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Dave Peterson

Does what you wrote get me from one end of the formula line to the other and
vice versa, while highlighting along the way?

I am looking for something that distinguishes teh end points of a function
inside a formula. Not sure if that initially made sense.
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Boris


"Dave Peterson" wrote:

> I don't know, but if I'm editing a formula, I can do:
>
> Home followed by Shift-End key
> or
> End followed by shift-home.
>
> Or just use the mouse to "paint" over all the formula.
>
> BorisS wrote:
> >
> > is there any quick way of highlighting entire functions in a formula? In
> > other words, I know that the parentheses "bold up" when you arrow over their
> > counterparts, but is there a way to have a double-click sort of action that
> > selects the entire function, whereever you might be in it?
> > --
> > Boris
>
> --
>
> Dave Peterson
>