S
Stefan Ram
Microsoft says: »Move the insertion point into the Formula
Bar when editing in a cell is turned off. F2«
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel-help/keyboard-shortcuts-HP005203781.aspx
Ok, but I have editing-in-a-cell turned /on/. Still, I want
to move the insertation point into the Formula Bar this
time, because I have some value that I can only edit there
(for unknown reasons). Since F2 does not work for this - is
there some other keyboard shortcut I could use?
(I prefer to use the keyboard only. Otherwise I could do
this using the mouse.)
(Then, I observe that Microsoft once started to call the
cursor »caret«, because they wanted to call the mouse
pointer »cursor« - and now they change wording again and
use »insertation point«?
And then they write:
»shortcut menu: A menu that shows a list of commands
relevant to a particular item.«
Wasn't this a »context menu« once? Do they need to change
terminology every decade or is this a
Office-workgroup-vs-Windows-workgroup thing?)
Bar when editing in a cell is turned off. F2«
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel-help/keyboard-shortcuts-HP005203781.aspx
Ok, but I have editing-in-a-cell turned /on/. Still, I want
to move the insertation point into the Formula Bar this
time, because I have some value that I can only edit there
(for unknown reasons). Since F2 does not work for this - is
there some other keyboard shortcut I could use?
(I prefer to use the keyboard only. Otherwise I could do
this using the mouse.)
(Then, I observe that Microsoft once started to call the
cursor »caret«, because they wanted to call the mouse
pointer »cursor« - and now they change wording again and
use »insertation point«?
And then they write:
»shortcut menu: A menu that shows a list of commands
relevant to a particular item.«
Wasn't this a »context menu« once? Do they need to change
terminology every decade or is this a
Office-workgroup-vs-Windows-workgroup thing?)