Shimadzu AA-6800F - Active Cell Movement by Shortcut Key and Cell Selection; Moving an Active Cell; Selecting Cells

Chapter 4 Basic Operation
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4.7.5 Active Cell Movement by Shortcut Key and Cell Selection
4.7.5.1 Moving an Active Cell
Clicking a cell with the mouse pointer displays a bold frame around the cell. The cell in this status is called an
active cell. However, all the cells cannot be activated. Some cells can be activated but others cannot be.
The active cell can be moved through the following key input.
Home
This key moves the active cell to the leftmost cell that can be active in the current row.
End
This key moves the active cell to the rightmost cell that can be active in the current row.
Ctrl + Home
These keys move the active cell to the leftmost cell that can be active in the first row unexecuted.
Ctrl + End
These keys move the active cell to the rightmost cell that can be active in the last measurement row.
Tab
This key moves the active cell to the right. After moving to the rightmost cell, it moves to the leftmost cell in the
next row below. It skips a cell that cannot be activated and moves to the next cell.
Shift + Tab
These keys move the active cell to the left. After moving to the leftmost cell, it moves to the rightmost cell in the
upper row. It skips a cell that cannot be activated and moves to the next cell.
4.7.5.2 Selecting Cells
Using the mouse can select contiguous plural cells as described below.
Cell range
Click the cell in the upper left corner of the region to be selected and drag to the cell in the lower right corner.
Column
When selecting a column, click the column header of the column to be selected. When selecting contiguous
plural columns, drag along the column header.
Row
When selecting a row, click the row header of the row to be selected. When selecting contiguous plural rows,
drag along the row header.
Whole table
Click the upper left cell of the header. Then all of the rows entered on the table are selected.