For my current daily use of Excel, I have a sheet where hundreds of consecutive rows have the same value for a particular column. I’d like a way to quickly skip down to the next different value.
ctrl + ↓ goes to edge (i.e. the end or the next break in data), but I want to only skip identical cells.
I am looking for a keyboard command, not a macro or an extension-dependent solution.
The solution must work for a column of formula-populated cells. The formula in question:
=VLOOKUP($N19377,'Dates and Codes'!$B:$D,2,FALSE)
Answer
You can use the Go To feature to get to the next different cell.
- Highlight the column you are interested in
- Press Ctrl+Shift+\
The first different cell within that column will be selected.
Step 2 is the shortcut for the following steps:
- Press F5 to bring up the Go To menu
- Click Special..., click Column Differences, and then click OK.
For more information see the Excel Help Documentation: Find and select cells that meet specific conditions.
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