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Moving all cells

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Reply Fri 21 Jan 2011, 16:08Delegate Deborah said...

Deborah has attended:
Excel Introduction course

Moving all cells

i have for gotten how to move all cells

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Reply Mon 24 Jan 2011, 16:19Trainer Anthony said...

RE: moving all cells

Hi Deborah, thanks for your query. You can move cells in several different ways. You could select all of the cells you wish to move then click and drag on the thick black border of the selection, dragging the cells to where you want them to be. You could also cut and paste the select to where you'd prefer it, although watch out if you have any formulas when you do that!

Hope this helps,

Anthony

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