Double-Clicking a Cell Will Cause Cursor to Move in ExcelID: Q68636
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Double-clicking a cell that contains a reference to another cell will
cause the cursor to move to the referenced cell. This is true for
references to the same worksheet, to other worksheets, and to other
applications.
Priority is as follows: Cell notes have priority, and when using
multiple references, Excel will choose the reference farthest to the
left.
To return your cursor to its original position, choose Goto(F5) from the Formula menu and select OK.
"Microsoft Excel User's Guide," page 322
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Last Reviewed: March 21, 1999