J James Perry Member Jul 8, 2014 #1 I keyed in =SUMPRODUCT() on my Mac in a cell and hit Cmd+A and Excel displayed 1048576 which is exactly the number of rows in my Excel worksheet.
I keyed in =SUMPRODUCT() on my Mac in a cell and hit Cmd+A and Excel displayed 1048576 which is exactly the number of rows in my Excel worksheet.
Hui Excel Ninja Staff member Jul 8, 2014 #2 James What does Cmd+A do ? I can't reproduce that on a PC
J James Perry Member Jul 8, 2014 #3 Hello Hui......on my Mac its the 'command' button on the left hand side of the keyboard. Cheers
Somendra Misra Excel Ninja Jul 8, 2014 #4 @James Perry Hi, When I tried the same on my MAC Excel Version 2011, NOTHING happened . The Cursor kept blinking there. @Hui CMD+A is similar to Ctrl+A i.e. select All shortcut on MAC. Regards,
@James Perry Hi, When I tried the same on my MAC Excel Version 2011, NOTHING happened . The Cursor kept blinking there. @Hui CMD+A is similar to Ctrl+A i.e. select All shortcut on MAC. Regards,
J James Perry Member Jul 8, 2014 #5 The Mac i use is- OS X Version 10.9.2 It works very well on mine. Sorry guys.