I'm at a total loss here as to what to do. As the result, you will get multiple lines in Excel cell. Press Enter to finish up and exit the edit mode. In Excel for Mac, hold Control and Option while pressing the Return key. On Windows, hold Alt while pressing the Enter key. If I select undo, the bounding box returns to the cell I actually typed in, however the cell 4 rows below where the data actually changed If the text is already in the cell, place the cursor where you want to break the line. But once you’ve created a chart, it keeps plotting data from the same cells. It’s pretty easy to set up data and create a chart in Excel. If I move my cursor to the correct cell and alter the data in the cell, when I hitĮnter, it actually changes the cell 4 rows below and the cell I changed the data in remains unaltered by what I typed. This exercise was done completely in Mac Excel 2016, and other than not knowing a few of the shortcuts I use everyday, it was not very different from working in Windows Excel 2016. If I search (Ctrl-F) for a given entry, the result shows the bounding box around a cell 4 rows above the actual item I'm searching for but the correct row # is highlighted. At times it seems to be fine, then just when I think it's ok I see it is working 4 rows below where I want to be. On the new iMac using Excel for Mac 2016 has been impossible. This spreadsheet works fine still in the old version on the MacBook, but trying to work with it
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I have installed Office 2016 for Mac and am working on a spreadsheet in Excel that was created in Excel on my older MacBook Pro running Office 2011 for Mac. I have tried doing a safe start up, I've uninstalled/reinstalled, and I've done a clean uninstall/reinstall, all to no avail. Within a cell that contains a line break, move cursor down by one paragraph. Within a cell that contains a line break, move cursor up by one paragraph. Move cursor to the end of the current cell +Down arrow key. Move cursor to the beginning of the current cell +Up arrow key. This exercise was done completely in Mac Excel 2016, and other than not knowing a few of the shortcuts I use everyday, it was not very different from working in Windows Excel 2016. I'm running Office for Mac 2016 Excel version 16.10 (180210). Move cursor to the end of the current line within a cell +Right arrow key.
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I have a new iMac (Late 2015) 3.1 GHz intel core i5 running Mac OS High Sierra version 10.13.3
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