This post will show you how to get rid of White-cross Plus-sign mouse cursor in Excel. You need to check the Editing Options settings.

CUSTOMIZE EXCEL’S CURSOR DIRECTION AFTER ENTERING DATA When I was using Excel 2003, I could easily adjust which direction the cursor would move—either to the right or down—after I entered data in a ...

Press F10, and small letters appear over each ribbon tab and quick access toolbar item. Alt+H takes you to the Home tab, ...

Cell Selection Customizing the direction you want the cursor to move after pressing "Enter" helps automate data entry by reducing the need to move from the keyboard to the mouse.

Type ‘iferror’ and press the Tab key to select IFERROR from the list of suggested Excel functions. Move your cursor to the right of the existing formula and enter a comma symbol.

I was watching someone work in Excel recently. She needed to copy into every cell in a 200 cell-long column, and she did it in just about the most time-consuming manner humanly possible, with long ...

When I was using Excel 2003, I could easily adjust which direction the cursor would move—either to the right or down—after I entered data in a cell. But Office 2007 doesn’t seem to give me a choice.