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key is used to move the cursor to the adjoining cell of the table

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Answered by MsLiquor

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Ctrl key

Ctrl key is used to move the cursor in adjoining cell of a table. This is however it does a quick result by moving cursor in the adjoining cell of a table. You can move cursor with a number of keyboard commands. It is carried out by certain letter keys and arrow keys by moving cursor when you are operating Excel sheet.

Answered by Anonymous

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Ctrl key

Ctrl key is used to move the cursor in adjoining cell of a table. This is however it does a quick result by moving cursor in the adjoining cell of a table. You can move cursor with a number of keyboard commands. It is carried out by certain letter keys and arrow keys by moving cursor when you are operating Excel sheet.

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