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Beergut - 12 Oct 2004 04:42 GMT
If the word microsoft appears in the same column and below the cell I
am editing then Excel sometimes suggests microsoft in the edit bar
after I type m or mi. I can then hit enter and microsoft is put in the
cell. Microsoft must be below the cell being worked on and not above
it.

My questions are:

1. what is this called? I don't know what to look for in Help.

2. this doesn't always work and typing mi in some worksheets just
gives mi.

3. how can I make this work when microsoft is above the cell being
edited.

I have Excel 97.
JE McGimpsey - 12 Oct 2004 04:56 GMT
It's called "autocomplete" and only works for cells at the end of a
continuous "data region". See Help's "Microsoft Excel doesn't always
display the AutoComplete list" for more details.

> If the word microsoft appears in the same column and below the cell I
> am editing then Excel sometimes suggests microsoft in the edit bar
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> I have Excel 97.
Beergut - 12 Oct 2004 06:41 GMT
Tks for the help, JE.

BG

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>It's called "autocomplete" and only works for cells at the end of a
>continuous "data region". See Help's "Microsoft Excel doesn't always
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>> I have Excel 97.
 
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