GS said:
Thanks Gary, but I'm looking for something 'absolute' rather than
'relative'. IOW, that won't depend on knowing the current cell.
Not sure what you mean by 'absolute'! The Tab key used as suggested
*absolutely* moves to a new column to the right or left of the current
cell. The only thing 'relative' is that selection remains in the
current row!
If you mean current cell is B3 and you want a keyboard shortcut to go
to H3 then *NO*, there is no shortcut to go to a specific address. In
this case use the GoTo dialog, though simply selecting the cell is
probably easier. Alternatively, you can assign a macro to a keyboard
shortcut and have the macro advance to a specific location.
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