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Enter moving horizontally when the row is selected
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Introducing a new feature that enhances your spreadsheet navigation experience: moving horizontally when a row is selected. Instead of the conventional downwards movement to the next row, this innovative approach allows you to seamlessly transition across columns within the same row. For instance, when starting from cell A1, pressing Enter will take you to B1, C1, and beyond, streamlining your workflow. This transformation empowers users to navigate their data more intuitively, ultimately boosting productivity and making data management more efficient.
as in the title, when I select an entire row and use enter it moves me horizontally across cells instead of going down
so if I do from a1 it goes to b1 and c1 and so on, instead of a2 a3 etc
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