For columns: the Home (Fn-Left Arrow) and End (Fn-RightArrow) keys take you to the top and bottom of the column your cursor is in but, unlike Excel, the focus remains on the existing cell. Once the top/bottom of the column is visible, holding the shift key down while selecting that top (or bottom) cell selects everything from the focus cell to that top/bottom cell. For rows: I haven't yet found an easy way to move to the start/end of a row. Maybe Numbers isn't really built for large datasets. It is probably more of a list manager (unfortunately).
Within Numbers, selecting HelpKeyboard Shortcuts gives a list of shortcuts.
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How to Move Columns in Excel: The Cut or Copy Method. Understanding how to move columns in Excel with this method is very easy. Cut or copy is arguably the most widely used editing function across all platforms. Within Excel, it is particularly useful. To move a single column of data, click the header of the target column. Hiding blank rows I have a spreadsheet with columns, first name, last name, home phone, business phone and cell phone. When I don't have phone information in any of the three columns I would like that column to be hidden or deleted.
When I use Excel (Windows) 2010 at work, I can highlight a series of cells and press delete and all the data from the highlighted cells is removed. When I try the same on my Mac (not sure of version, I'm at work, but it's an equivalent version) the only data that gets deleted is the last cell in the range that I highlighted.
How do I delete all cells in a highlighted range using Excel for Mac? In addition, using Excel (Windows) when I cut (or copy) a column (or row) and then click the Insert button, the copied (or cut) column (or row) is moved into the area that I clicked to insert (for example, if I copy column C and insert it between A & B, data from A B C becomes A C B.does that make sense?). In any event, on the Mac, if I do the same and click Insert, a blank column appears between A and B. How do I get the Mac to perform like the Windows version and move the column to the new location?
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