Cycle Through Windows in Excel 2004?

[Michael Smith]

In most Mac applications, if you have multiple windows open within an
application, typing Command+` will cycle through the windows, and this
command worked in Excel v.X. (Apple calls this command "rotate
windows")

However, in Excel 2004 typing Command+` displays the underlying
formatting of the cells.

Does anyone know how to make Command+` cycle through windows in Excel
2004?

 

[Bernard Rey]

Michael Smith wrote :

In most Mac applications, if you have multiple windows open within an
application, typing Command+` will cycle through the windows, and this
command worked in Excel v.X. (Apple calls this command "rotate
windows")

Apparently, in Excel v.X, it's Control-PageUp and Control-PageDown. It's
what the HelpFile indicates and this is how it works in my case.

However, in Excel 2004 typing Command+` displays the underlying
formatting of the cells.

Ctrl-PageUp and Ctrl-PageDown just the same should do it.

 

[Bob Greenblatt]

In most Mac applications, if you have multiple windows open within an
application, typing Command+` will cycle through the windows, and this
command worked in Excel v.X. (Apple calls this command "rotate
windows")

However, in Excel 2004 typing Command+` displays the underlying
formatting of the cells.

Does anyone know how to make Command+` cycle through windows in Excel
2004?

Control-Tab cycles through workbooks. Control-shift-Tab cycles backwards.

 

[Michael Smith]

Thanks Bernard. I'm actually looking to cycle through open workbooks
(as opposed to sheets) -- but with your help, I discovered the command
for this is Ctrl+Tab.

Do you know of any way to reassign Ctrl+Tab to Command+` just for
consistency across applications.

(I couldn't find the command in Excel's "Customize Keyboard" and since
there isn't a menu item, I can't reassign it under the Keyboard
Shortcuts in Mac's preference pane.)

Do you know any way to reassign Ctrl-PageUp to Command+` in Excel?

 

[Ben Brown]

Try CONTROL-TAB.

Ben