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Cool!
We learned a lot on this topic for the examples. However it is driving us crazy when we are entering long conditions. trying to move the cursor in the dialog box inserts an unwanted cell reference. Is there a trick to moving the cursor within the dialog box without it picking up the active cell reference within the soreadsheet?
Thanks in advance.
@Mark ... wow, this has been bugging me for a while as well and I havent yet been able to find a neat way of doing it without using mouse to place the cursor where I want. Will spend sometime tomorrow to see if there is an alternative to this...
Chandoo/Mark:
What I normally do this is to NOT insert the = when I begin writing a formula. Once I completed writing a formula, i go Home and insert =. This works fine for me.
(Btw, i'm commenting almost 2 yrs after the last comment. Have you found anything better than mine in this period?)
Murugaraj.
@Murugaraj ... I usually press F2 as soon as entering the formula box in CF or Data Validation cells. This ensures that active cell references are not copied when using arrow keys