Intranet Home 

IT Home Page

Acceptable Use Policy

Administrative Computing

Forms

Help Desk

PC Lab Summary

Policies and Procedures

Tips and Tricks

Training Courses

Training Manuals

Training Schedule

What's New?

Who's Who?

Working Committee Documents

Excel 97

Selecting Non-adjacent Cells

 Excel lets you select more than one worksheet area at a time.  For example, if you’re formatting non-adjacent cells for bolding and italicizing text, one group could be a rectangular shape.  Another could be a worksheet row or column in a different sheet area.

 ·        Select the first worksheet area by holding down your left mouse button and highlighting the desired area.

 ·        Hold down the Ctrl key, and select the second area. The first area will remain highlighted or selected.

 ·        You can also select columns and intersecting rows in the same way if required.

 ·        Continue bolding, centering, underlining, and italicizing as desired

Last updated September 04, 2002