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Remove Drawing Objects
- Thread starter jdean
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Mike
excellent- while there's no "go to" under "edit" (wish I could att a screenshot & send to you), the F5 ("go to") did work- where the "objects" radio button could be selected, then objects deleted- so thx for that-
although, F5 seems to work for the removal of ALL objects over the entire
spreadsheet- not just for those objects in a certain range (w/o having to click on ea. object)-
ASAP Util did work for the specified range-
thx again
excellent- while there's no "go to" under "edit" (wish I could att a screenshot & send to you), the F5 ("go to") did work- where the "objects" radio button could be selected, then objects deleted- so thx for that-
although, F5 seems to work for the removal of ALL objects over the entire
spreadsheet- not just for those objects in a certain range (w/o having to click on ea. object)-
ASAP Util did work for the specified range-
thx again
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jdean,
If you have your menus abbreviated (i.e. you need to click the >> at the bottom to show the full menu), then you're right, you won't see Go To until you click the bottom. Ctrl+G works fabulously.
I would also recommend right clicking the toolbar area, click Customize, then under the Options tab, click Always Show Full Menus. It'll be a lot easier to find things! Looks like you are trying to do more than a dunce's worth of Excel, time to step it up.
If you have your menus abbreviated (i.e. you need to click the >> at the bottom to show the full menu), then you're right, you won't see Go To until you click the bottom. Ctrl+G works fabulously.
I would also recommend right clicking the toolbar area, click Customize, then under the Options tab, click Always Show Full Menus. It'll be a lot easier to find things! Looks like you are trying to do more than a dunce's worth of Excel, time to step it up.
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