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Mac Forum / Applications / Excel / May 2008Select multiple cells that are not adjacent in a spreadsheet
Can someone tell me how I can select multiple cells at the same time in a spreadsheet that are not adjacent (e.g. B4, C2, A1) to have the sum display in the status bar? In Windows you hold down control when selecting each but I can't figure it out in Office Mac 2008. > Can someone tell me how I can select multiple cells at the same time in a > spreadsheet that are not adjacent (e.g. B4, C2, A1) to have the sum display > in the status bar? In Windows you hold down control when selecting each but I > can't figure it out in Office Mac 2008. Use the CMD-key when you select your cells. Thanks very much. I thought that I tried that but apparently not... > Thanks very much. I thought that I tried that but apparently not... I tried that solution, and it didn't work for me. Did it work for you? > In article , DG@officeformac.com > wrote: [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Use the CMD-key when you select your cells. > I tried using the cmd key to add to selection on 08, and it doesn't work for me. Any suggestions? > > Thanks very much. I thought that I tried that but apparently not... > > I tried that solution, and it didn't work for me. Did it work for you? The message you replied to is so old it's no longer on the newsserver. What solution are you referring to, and for what problem? |
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