My apologizes if this has already been answered. I looked all over and couldn't find it.
I am using Excel 2008 for a Mac. My goal is to select all blank cells in a section I've highlighted. I know that I can press Control+G, then Command+S to get to the Go To Special page, which provides the ability to select 'Comments', 'Constants', 'Formulas', 'Blanks', and so on. From this window, I don't know how to use my keyboard to move the selection from the default of 'Comments' down to 'Blanks'. I've tried the up and down arrows, pressing Tab, and a bunch of other possible solutions, but I can't find how to get to the 'Blanks' option without using my mouse.
Anyone know how to do this without using a mouse?
Thanks!
I am using Excel 2008 for a Mac. My goal is to select all blank cells in a section I've highlighted. I know that I can press Control+G, then Command+S to get to the Go To Special page, which provides the ability to select 'Comments', 'Constants', 'Formulas', 'Blanks', and so on. From this window, I don't know how to use my keyboard to move the selection from the default of 'Comments' down to 'Blanks'. I've tried the up and down arrows, pressing Tab, and a bunch of other possible solutions, but I can't find how to get to the 'Blanks' option without using my mouse.
Anyone know how to do this without using a mouse?
Thanks!
