I've Googled for an hour and have not found the answer. I suspect there is a way to do what I want, but I'm not using the right vocabulary to find it. Apologies in advance.
Is there a way to fix the position of the cursor towards the top of the pane, so that when I hit Enter (or CTRL+Down Arrow to the next X) , instead of the cursor "moving" on my screen, the spreadsheet "moves up"? I'd like to keep my hands on the keyboard because it took me a few weeks to get through the first quarter of the spreadsheet.
Again, I'm sorry. This is probably a really easy problem to solve. Thank you for your assistance.
- I have a large spreadsheet (120,000 rows) and am modifying one column of it.
- Each row is for a given person for a given year; some people show up only once, some people twenty times.
- Individuals are already sorted by name and then by year so that I can view a few individuals' tenures simultaneously.
- In the column I am modifying, most cells are empty; some cells (20% maybe) have Xs.
- I am manually replacing the Xs with typed notes, and don't think there's any formula I can apply to plug in the needed data for every X in the column.
- Some individuals have Xs for several years of their tenure, and I need to be able to see all of their Xs at once before I start making notes for that individual.
- I need to be able to see the rows without Xs in the column I'm working on, so I can't just hide blanks to save a bunch of space.
Is there a way to fix the position of the cursor towards the top of the pane, so that when I hit Enter (or CTRL+Down Arrow to the next X) , instead of the cursor "moving" on my screen, the spreadsheet "moves up"? I'd like to keep my hands on the keyboard because it took me a few weeks to get through the first quarter of the spreadsheet.
Again, I'm sorry. This is probably a really easy problem to solve. Thank you for your assistance.
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