@Leon1957
In Excel for Mac, there are a few ways to quickly navigate to the top cell of a column. One way is to use the "Go To" feature.
Here is how you can do it:
- Press "Command + G" on your keyboard (or go to "Edit" in the menu bar, then choose "Go To...").
- In the "Go To" dialog box that appears, enter the cell reference for the top cell of the column you want to go to. For example, if you want to go to the top cell of column A, you would enter "A1" in the dialog box.
- Click "OK" or press "Enter" on your keyboard.
Another way to quickly navigate to the top cell of a column is to use the arrow keys:
- Select any cell in the column you want to go to the top of.
- Press "Control + ↑" on your keyboard. This will take you to the top cell of the column.
Note that if your column contains empty cells at the top, using "Control + ↑" will take you to the last non-empty cell in the column. If you want to go to the very top cell, you may need to scroll up manually or use the "Go To" method with the cell reference "A1". The text was processed using AI.
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