Double-Clicking Saves Scrolling

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Microsoft Excel 'Quick Tip'

To quickly jump to the end of a range of data in your Excel worksheet, you can double-click the border of the active cell in the direction you want to move.

For example, if you double-click the bottom edge of the active cell, you will instantly jump to the last cell in that column.

If there are any blank cells in the column, the cell immediately above the blank cell will be selected.

Once you have that technique mastered, you can hold down the SHIFT key while double-clicking the edge of the active cell to select a range of cells from the beginning cell to the cell immediately above the first blank cell.

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