WORD SELECT MULTIPLE IMAGES WINDOWS

While the вЂњShiftвЂќ key is pressed, keep pressing the down arrow key to select each cell in the column until youвЂ™ve selected all the cells in the column, as shown in the following image. To use the keyboard to select a column, select the first cell in the column using the keyboard as described above and then press the вЂњShiftвЂќ key. To select non-contiguous columns, select one column using the mouse, press вЂњCtrlвЂќ, and then click on the other columns using the black arrow cursor. To select multiple columns, hold the mouse down when you click in the first column to be selected using the black arrow cursor and drag over the other columns to select them. To select a column, move the mouse over the column until you see a black down arrow and then click to select that column. NOTE: When using the keyboard to select rows, you cannot select non-contiguous rows. To select multiple rows using the keyboard, keep the вЂњShiftвЂќ pressed and press the down arrow key once for each subsequent row you want to select. While the вЂњShiftвЂќ key is pressed, keep pressing the right arrow key to select each cell in the row until youвЂ™ve selected all the cells in the row and the end-of-row marker as shown in the following image. To select a row using the keyboard, select the first cell in the row using the keyboard as described above and then press the вЂњShiftвЂќ key.

WORD SELECT MULTIPLE IMAGES WINDOWS

NOTE: This is similar to selecting multiple, non-contiguous files in or File Explorer (Windows 8 and 10) or Windows Explorer (Windows 7).

To do this, select one row using the mouse, press вЂњCtrlвЂќ, and then click on each row you want to add to the selection. You can also use the mouse to select multiple, non-contiguous rows, or rows that are not connected.

Word select multiple images