Tim and Phil, I think I need just a bit more “under the hood” definition. You both say that Numbers uses a group or collection of tables with headers, whereas Excel does not. I am having a problem (typical engineer that I am) wrapping my head around what you mean by this group or collection. I envision small little tables scattered all over the worksheet, each with a tiny chunk of the data in the cells. Is that correct? If so, I hope I don’t need to ever know exactly which table I’m in. As to navigating in Numbers, do I need to use more of the table navigation commands, and are there a specific set of such, that I should learn? Thanks again for putting me back on the right trail. OMG! Hope I don’t have another round of issues with negative numbers...
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