R
Roy Hobbs
I just read the following tip from the MS Office
Assistance Center, "More Crabby Excel Tips from a Crabby
Tester".
To move a cell and not leave a blank one: Select the cell
or row you want to move. Rest the pointer over the cell
until the four-pronged arrow appears. Hold down the SHIFT
key and drag the cell to where you want it. Let go of the
SHIFT key.
I use Excel 2000. However, my pointer is a white cross
with a black border. It stays that way and does not
change into a four-pronged arrow. I cannot drag the
cell. How can I get this to work?
Assistance Center, "More Crabby Excel Tips from a Crabby
Tester".
To move a cell and not leave a blank one: Select the cell
or row you want to move. Rest the pointer over the cell
until the four-pronged arrow appears. Hold down the SHIFT
key and drag the cell to where you want it. Let go of the
SHIFT key.
I use Excel 2000. However, my pointer is a white cross
with a black border. It stays that way and does not
change into a four-pronged arrow. I cannot drag the
cell. How can I get this to work?