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WiseOne
When working in Excel I often have to look for a certain cell, then write
down the info and then go back to the cell next to it, and it can be very
confusing. I often confuse rows especially when working with numbers.
Excel should have an option on the view menu to add a guideline like you
would use on a document holder. It would shade the entire row you're
selecting as you use the up/down arrow to move through rows. While the whole
row is shaded, the current cell would be outlined just as it is normally so
you know which cell you're actually in. This could also be used with columns
and when working in big spreadsheets you could turn on both column and row
guides to pinpoint data that you may need.
down the info and then go back to the cell next to it, and it can be very
confusing. I often confuse rows especially when working with numbers.
Excel should have an option on the view menu to add a guideline like you
would use on a document holder. It would shade the entire row you're
selecting as you use the up/down arrow to move through rows. While the whole
row is shaded, the current cell would be outlined just as it is normally so
you know which cell you're actually in. This could also be used with columns
and when working in big spreadsheets you could turn on both column and row
guides to pinpoint data that you may need.