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Brian in Portland
Curious if there are any shortcut keys to select a group of data. For
example, I'd like to put the cursor in a spot, hold the shift key and
search for a word and have everything selected between the original
cursor position and the word I search for. This seems pretty basic but
I can't figure it out. I know of the standard shortcuts (control *,
Shift and arrows, shift and page.....) but what about shift and find?
Thanks very much for any help!
P.S. Maybe somebody has a different way to handle this. I'm
downloading data that is bigger than standard excel (maybe 150,000
lines) and don't need all of it - I just some of the summary groups of
items which are scattered throughout the download (SAP). The problem is
the format isn't any good for Access. I have a VBA that reconfigures
after importing to excel. How else can I get rid of unwanted data (I
mean other than using wordpad)
Dave - Can't wait for the book - the help you've given me in the past
has helped tremendously!
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example, I'd like to put the cursor in a spot, hold the shift key and
search for a word and have everything selected between the original
cursor position and the word I search for. This seems pretty basic but
I can't figure it out. I know of the standard shortcuts (control *,
Shift and arrows, shift and page.....) but what about shift and find?
Thanks very much for any help!
P.S. Maybe somebody has a different way to handle this. I'm
downloading data that is bigger than standard excel (maybe 150,000
lines) and don't need all of it - I just some of the summary groups of
items which are scattered throughout the download (SAP). The problem is
the format isn't any good for Access. I have a VBA that reconfigures
after importing to excel. How else can I get rid of unwanted data (I
mean other than using wordpad)
Dave - Can't wait for the book - the help you've given me in the past
has helped tremendously!
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