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Using the Tab Icon and the Tab Key
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Entering Tabs in a Worksheet and Table
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To enter tabs in a worksheet, you must activate the Tab icon.
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Click the Tab icon. This activates the tab feature.
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In your keyboard, press the Tab key. The cursor moves to the next tab indent location in the worksheet (or within the table cell).
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To deactivate the tab feature, click the Tab icon again.
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2-D Math (Math mode) and the Tab Key
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The Tab icon is disabled when using 2-D math (Math mode). As such, you can use the Tab key to move between placeholders.
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Navigating Placeholders in 1-D Math (Text mode) and Table Cells
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Use the Tab key to move the cursor in the following cases:
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To move between placeholders in a 1-D math expression inserted from a palette.
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To move between cells in a table.
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To move between placeholders or cells in a table:
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Ensure that the Tab icon
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Press the Tab key. The cursor moves to the next placeholder or table cell.
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Note: To indent content within a cell, turn on the tab feature by clicking the Tab icon to activate it.
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