move cursor to 4th column with one press of tab key?

If one was merely entering data, would not "hide"
the interim columns be an easier solution for zig-zag jumps?



| Try it out:
| Select A1, press Tab, ENTER, Tab, ENTER ...
| You'll get the zig-zag jumps: A1-F1-A2-F2-A3-F3 ...
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| Rgds
| Max
| xl 97

I read it that all columns were to remain visible, Rodney <g>
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Thanks Max,
I hope you didn't take my comments as smart-alecky,
rather, I could not think of any other reason why a person would want
to locate a cell at wide locations, constantly, other than data entry.
I was encouraging perhaps a different slant I may have missed.
Databases do adapt to this by offering tab matrixes.
Regards.


| I read it that all columns were to remain visible, Rodney <g>
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| Rgds
| Max
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Not at all, Rodney ! <g>
We'll just have to enjoy guessing our hearts out here
unless / until the OP feeds back further ..
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