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Ah, I usually begin editing a pre-existing cell by tapping F2, but sometimes when I start entering a formula from scratch I just hit the "equals" sign. It feels
by LeifCarrotson 4y ago
Ah, I usually begin editing a pre-existing cell by tapping F2, but sometimes when I start entering a formula from scratch I just hit the "equals" sign. It feels like I'm editing a line of text but I'm actually in "enter" mode.
Also, the little designation in the lower left has been there, roughly 30 inches from my eyeballs, for hundreds or possibly thousands of hours. It's changed state thousands if not millions of times. How have I only just now seen it?
https://i.imgur.com/6yrULDU.png https://i.imgur.com/6yrULDU.png
The poor programmer at Microsoft who invented the mode switching feature would be justifiably infuriated by the blindness of his users...
- sokoloff 4y ago> How have I only just now seen it? Haha. I'm in the same boat. When writing my comment, I opened Excel, clicked on a cell, and tapped F2 repeatedly, just to see if there was anything on the screen that changed...