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![]() ![]() This can be a very jarring experience, especially when you're trying to scroll through a cell with lots of data. ![]() If you're an active user of Microsoft Excel on your Windows PC, you may have noticed that when you scroll halfway through a row and try to leave the cursor there, Excel automatically snaps to the top-left cell instead of leaving the scroll halfway through the cell. ![]()
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