[mso] Re: Excel REPEAT key?
- From: "Linda F. Johnson" <linda@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 27 Feb 2004 08:03:01 -0500
<< 2) When adding new sheets. What if I want to add say, 4 new
worksheets...rather than clicking Insert > Worksheet...is there an easier
way?>>
The easiest way is to click on one sheet tab, then shift click on another
tab 4 tabs over, so you have four selected BEFORE you go to
Insert>Worksheet....then when you Insert, it will insert four of them at
once...whatever number of sheets you have selected, that's how many will be
inserted
It works the same way will columns and rows...if you want to insert four of
them instead on one at a time, just select four columns or rows before you
insert them...it will insert the same number as you have selected.
Linda
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Of Dian Chapman
Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 10:50 PM
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Subject: [mso] Excel REPEAT key?
Does Excel have a repeat key like Word?
There are a few times when I do something that I'd like to do again without
having to manually do it over and over.
1) In a pivot table, sometimes I select an item and move it up/down in the
table. The only way I know to move it up several positions is to continually
right click and click move up. Is there an easier way?
2) When adding new sheets. What if I want to add say, 4 new
worksheets...rather than clicking Insert > Worksheet...is there an easier
way?
TIA...
Dian D. Chapman
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