I experience the same problem. So does my colleague, and we are running Windows 7 and Windows Vista respectively. It is extremely annoying and almost makes it impossible to work with tables in PowerPoint.
EricSchmid wrote:
M Kan,I apologize that it has taken long for me to reply to this post.
14-Aug-08
M Kan
I apologize that it has taken long for me to reply to this post. I'm afraid
I cannot repro the problem that you're experiencing. You may want to check
your mouse settings (Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Mouse)
I wish I could be more help
Eric Schmidt, a Microsoft employe
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When I select a table cell, all cells get highlighted
When I select a single cell in a table, all cells from the upper left corner
to my selected cell gets highlighted. I have to click again to unselect the
group of cells to edit my target cell. Is this a setting somewhere that got
toggled on? I'm running Vista. The same slide at work, XP SP3, doesn't run
into this problem
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RE: When I select a table cell, all cells get highlighted
I'm sorry, M Kan: are you sure you're in the correct discussion group? This
disccusion group is for PowerPoint
If you have questions about Excel spreadsheet objects in PowerPoint, we can
help you
Eric Schmidt, a Microsoft employe
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This is the right group.
This is the right group. I have a table in Powerpoint, that is 3 columns
wide and 8 rows deep. For example, when I click on the 3rd column, 4th row
to edit some text, Powerpoint highlights all 12 cells from the upper left
hand corner to my target cell. When this happens, I have to left click once
in the target cell to make the rest of the highlighted cells de-select. It
only takes a little bit of extra time, but is very annoying as it's possible
to overwrite other information if I'm not careful
This is NOT an Excel object
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M Kan,I apologize that it has taken long for me to reply to this post.
M Kan
I apologize that it has taken long for me to reply to this post. I'm afraid
I cannot repro the problem that you're experiencing. You may want to check
your mouse settings (Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Mouse)
I wish I could be more help
Eric Schmidt, a Microsoft employe
:
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