- ˆ (top) and # (bottom)
- move the cursor to the top row and bottom row of
the current column, respectively.
- 0 (zero) (left edge) and $ (right edge)
- move the cursor to the left edge
(column A) and the right edge (the last column) of the worksheet,
respectively.
- b
- scans the cursor backwards (i.e. to the left and up) to the previous
valid (non-blank) cell.
- w
- scans the cursor forwards (i.e. to the right and down) to the next valid
(non-blank) cell.
- ˆ Ed
- goes to the next non-blank cell in the indicated direction. The
character d must be replaced by one of the valid cursor direction indicators
(i.e., ˆ B, ˆ F, ˆ P, or ˆ N). When you execute this
command, if the cursor is on
a blank cell, it goes in the indicated direction until it reaches the first
non-blank cell.