In Excel, if you have non-adjacent selections (multiple separate ranges) and you want to move the active cell to the left between those selections, you can use the keyboard. Here are the steps:
- Click on one of the selected cells within the first range.
- Hold down the Ctrl key (Command key on Mac) to maintain the current selections.
- While holding the Ctrl key, press the Arrow Left key to move the active cell to the left between the non-adjacent selections.
- Release the Ctrl key when the active cell is in the desired position.
Repeat these steps if you have more than two non-adjacent selections, adjusting the Arrow key accordingly (e.g., Arrow Left for moving left, Arrow Up for moving up).
This method allows you to move the active cell between different non-adjacent selections without losing the existing selections.