Still working on the golf club's worksheet. How do I have the cursor move to the cell on the right after entering a number? Is there a conditional formatting formula for that process.
Still working on the golf club's worksheet. How do I have the cursor move to the cell on the right after entering a number? Is there a conditional formatting formula for that process.
you can do it in excels options
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Martin, I have browsed through the Excel Options several times and unable to locate a way to move the cursor without hitting the arrow or enter keys. I am using 2007 version. Thanks for the help.
How do I have the cursor move to the cell on the right after entering a number?The way you enter a number (or anything else other than an array formula) is to hit the Enter key. The only way to could do what I think you want is to use a form, textboxes, and code, which is major overkill.unable to locate a way to move the cursor without hitting the arrow or enter keys.
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I've been doing golf scoring and statistics for our club for a few years. I've created a spreadsheet that moves the cursor to the next box after a single digit is pressed. You will need to open the Results sheet and click on a cell in the team range and click the button of "Enter Foursome Card". A Userform will open that does what you are asking for. See the attached file.
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