Hey Everyone,

This question might have a very simple answer, but I have not been able to track down how to accomplish this.

What I would like to learn how to do is find a keyboard method for adding to a cell that has already been populated.

Example in Excel:
1. If in cell A1, I have typed the first name "Mickey", and I press the ENTER key, this will take me to cell B1.
2. From cell B1, if I use the (up)arrow key to go back up to A1, and I begin typing "Mouse", this will overwrite the word "Mickey".
** What I'm looking to do is add to the name Mickey so the field would then be populated with the name Mickey Mouse, without having to retype Mickey again... and I don't want to have to use my mouse to double-click into the field.

Example from a Google-Docs Spreadsheet:
1. If in cell A1, I have typed the first name "Mickey", and I press the ENTER key, this will take me to cell B1.
2. From cell B1, if I use the (up)arrow key to go back up to A1, and I press ENTER, this will put my cursor at the end of the existing entry of Mickey to allow me to add the word Mouse. And Now if I press ENTER again, I will be taken back to Cell B1 again.

I want a way to have Excel behave the way the Google-Doc Spreadsheet behaves.

So, is there a keyboard method for adding to an already populated cell?

Thanks in advance for your help!