Hi,
So I had this infuriating problem where I was selecting a lot of cells (using CTRL+Click) and quite a way in to the exercise I made a mistake and tried to deselect (CTRL+Click) and found that the behaviour has been changed. If you CTRL+Click now then it just makes the cell get darker and darker.
I found a support page that mentions this:-
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2769340
It explains that this is a "feature" designed so that when you have multiple selections you can see overlaps.
That's great, but how do I deselect cells in this situation now? The support page simply suggests you start again which is completely infuriating. Does anyone have a method for deselecting cells in this situation without losing everything that you have already selected?
I can see some merit in this change, but changing the way something has worked for years (and works in the rest of Windows) seems crazy. How are people getting round this "feature"?
Jon
So I had this infuriating problem where I was selecting a lot of cells (using CTRL+Click) and quite a way in to the exercise I made a mistake and tried to deselect (CTRL+Click) and found that the behaviour has been changed. If you CTRL+Click now then it just makes the cell get darker and darker.
I found a support page that mentions this:-
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2769340
It explains that this is a "feature" designed so that when you have multiple selections you can see overlaps.
That's great, but how do I deselect cells in this situation now? The support page simply suggests you start again which is completely infuriating. Does anyone have a method for deselecting cells in this situation without losing everything that you have already selected?
I can see some merit in this change, but changing the way something has worked for years (and works in the rest of Windows) seems crazy. How are people getting round this "feature"?
Jon