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Hi,
Yes it is new, see the link below.
Excel 2013 - Cell Multiple Selection
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Anonymous
Normally, in Microsoft products, [Ctrl+MouseClick] means multiple selection.
However, in Excel 2013 (Office 365), when using [Ctrl+MouseClick], if a cell is selected several times, it will be rendered darker.
===Environment===
OS: Windows 8.1 Chinese Language
Office: Office 365 ProPlus, Version 15.0.4727.1003
===Reproduce===
- Select an area in Excel
- Ctrl + Click to select several cells in the area. The more you click, the darker the cells present.
3. Ctrl + Click to select random cells, same behavior.
So is it a new feature or defect in Office 2013?
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