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Set Excel to push down a cell when you press the Enter key
Q When I press the Enter key in Excel, it moves up a cell rather than down, which is what I was expecting. How can I change this back?
Fergus Fox, Computeractive forum
A Excel will allow you to set the cursor to move in any direction. To change this, click on the Tools menu and then on Options. Click on the Edit tab. Look for the option Move selection after Enter. Click on the dropdown menu and select Down. Click on OK.
Mike C, Computeractive forum
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