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May 20, 2009 8:38 PM by
emmakate
I jumped the gun on the last post.
This maddeningly erratic problem is eliminated by turning off “Edit directly in cell”.
The most aggravating consequence of this problem would be when keying in a whole column of figures while reading from the source document. I would then look up at the screen and see that entry had stopped and I was banging away on the keypad for nothing.
This maddeningly erratic problem is eliminated by turning off “Edit directly in cell”.
The most aggravating consequence of this problem would be when keying in a whole column of figures while reading from the source document. I would then look up at the screen and see that entry had stopped and I was banging away on the keypad for nothing.
I am glad you mentioned your problem and solution. I have been having this problem all week, for the first time ever. It is a spreadsheet created by someone else, so I had assumed they put some weird macro in the sheet that was causing the problem. I'll know for sure if turning off the feature works later today.
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