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If you're using Excel for Mac, then ctrl-U will edit the current selected cell. Sonnox inflator for mac torrent. On Excel for Windows, F2 will do this.
If you have a bunch of cells selected, and you are editing the text in one cell, then ctrl-Enter will copy your text to all of the selected cells. This will work with formulas too, and can be an easy way of filling a table with a formula without changing the formatting.

Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse
Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse
Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse

Coudn't find anything similar to work in Excel 2011 :(

Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse
Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse
Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse

Remembers me vaguely the good old AppleWorks shortcut that triggered cell editing mode using option-arrow down.

Shortcut key for autofill series in excel
Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse

It may be different in newer versions of Excel, but the shortcut as of Excel 2004 was Control-U.

Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse
Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse
Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse

Yes, in Excel Control-U has worked 'forever'. Still works the same in Office 2011. I've been using that for as long as I can remember using Excel ;) Oddly, the shortcut does not seem to appear anywhere, either in the menus, or even when looking under Tools/Customize Keyboard. But it is listed in Excel's help section under 'Working in cells or the Formula bar'.
Cheers!

Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse

Note that the original hint works in all of the iWork apps: Pages, Numbers, and Keynote. (In Pages and Keynote, you must be in a table, of course.)
And also, Option-Enter does another handy thing: inserts a carriage return within a cell. Again, this works in tables in all three apps.

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Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse

If you're using Excel for Mac, then ctrl-U will edit the current selected cell. Sonnox inflator for mac torrent. On Excel for Windows, F2 will do this.
If you have a bunch of cells selected, and you are editing the text in one cell, then ctrl-Enter will copy your text to all of the selected cells. This will work with formulas too, and can be an easy way of filling a table with a formula without changing the formatting.

Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse
Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse
Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse

Coudn't find anything similar to work in Excel 2011 :(

Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse
Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse
Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse

Remembers me vaguely the good old AppleWorks shortcut that triggered cell editing mode using option-arrow down.

Shortcut key for autofill series in excel
Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse

It may be different in newer versions of Excel, but the shortcut as of Excel 2004 was Control-U.

Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse
Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse
Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse

Yes, in Excel Control-U has worked 'forever'. Still works the same in Office 2011. I've been using that for as long as I can remember using Excel ;) Oddly, the shortcut does not seem to appear anywhere, either in the menus, or even when looking under Tools/Customize Keyboard. But it is listed in Excel's help section under 'Working in cells or the Formula bar'.
Cheers!

Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse

Note that the original hint works in all of the iWork apps: Pages, Numbers, and Keynote. (In Pages and Keynote, you must be in a table, of course.)
And also, Option-Enter does another handy thing: inserts a carriage return within a cell. Again, this works in tables in all three apps.

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    Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse 12 comments Create New Account
    Click here to return to the 'Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse' hint
    The following comments are owned by whoever posted them. This site is not responsible for what they say.
    Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse

    If you're using Excel for Mac, then ctrl-U will edit the current selected cell. Sonnox inflator for mac torrent. On Excel for Windows, F2 will do this.
    If you have a bunch of cells selected, and you are editing the text in one cell, then ctrl-Enter will copy your text to all of the selected cells. This will work with formulas too, and can be an easy way of filling a table with a formula without changing the formatting.

    Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse
    Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse
    Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse

    Coudn't find anything similar to work in Excel 2011 :(

    Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse
    Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse
    Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse

    Remembers me vaguely the good old AppleWorks shortcut that triggered cell editing mode using option-arrow down.

    Shortcut key for autofill series in excel
    Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse

    It may be different in newer versions of Excel, but the shortcut as of Excel 2004 was Control-U.

    Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse
    Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse
    Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse

    Yes, in Excel Control-U has worked 'forever'. Still works the same in Office 2011. I've been using that for as long as I can remember using Excel ;) Oddly, the shortcut does not seem to appear anywhere, either in the menus, or even when looking under Tools/Customize Keyboard. But it is listed in Excel's help section under 'Working in cells or the Formula bar'.
    Cheers!

    Numbers: edit existing data without using the mouse

    Note that the original hint works in all of the iWork apps: Pages, Numbers, and Keynote. (In Pages and Keynote, you must be in a table, of course.)
    And also, Option-Enter does another handy thing: inserts a carriage return within a cell. Again, this works in tables in all three apps.

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