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07-05-2008, 08:55 PM
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How to get a certain cursor shape
Hi all, Excel 2007
I was trying to go through the steps of summarizing table data, and part of the instructions said "move the pointer over the upper-left corner of the column header until it becomes an arrow that is at about at a 5:00 angle. Then click once to select the table's data range, and again to select the entire table. This is used with the DSUM with the database criteria. It is also used with the DCOUNTA function. I would truly like to know at what point this arrow can be achieved as I have tried numerous times and all I can get is the straight down arrow, which does not provide the correct results. Jan :) 
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