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Visual navigation for Microsoft Excel on Windows

Never lose your place in Excel.

Large spreadsheets are easy to get lost in. CellPointer follows your active cell with row and column guides and keeps the current field information visible, so you can see where you are and what you're working with at a glance.

CellPointer highlighting the active row and column and showing field information in Microsoft Excel

Built for large spreadsheets

Stop tracing rows and scrolling back to check headings.

The wider and longer a worksheet becomes, the harder it is to keep track of the active cell, its row, and what a column represents. CellPointer keeps those visual references with you as you move through the sheet, so you can spend less time finding your place and more time working with the data.

See where you are

Your row. Your column. Your current field.

CellPointer adds a simple visual layer to Excel that follows your selection and makes large worksheets easier to navigate, enter, check and review.

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Follow the active cell

Row and column guides move with your selection, making the position of the active cell immediately clear.

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Keep field information visible

See what the current column represents without repeatedly scrolling back to its heading or description.

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Navigate large worksheets

Move across wide tables and long lists without losing the visual connection between the selected cell, row and column.

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Work normally in Excel

CellPointer follows your selection while you continue working with your worksheet as usual.

How it works

Select a cell. CellPointer follows.

There is nothing new to learn. Keep using Excel normally and CellPointer provides a visual reference that moves with the active cell.

  • Select any cell in Excel.
  • CellPointer highlights its row and column.
  • Current field information stays visible while you work.
  • Move to another cell and CellPointer follows automatically.

Made for everyday spreadsheet work

Less searching for your place. More focus on the data.

Data entry Keep the active row and current field clear while entering information across large worksheets.
Checking tables Follow values across wide spreadsheets without tracing the row back and forth with your eyes.
Review work Move through dense worksheets while keeping a clear visual reference to the cell you're reviewing.
Large Excel sheets Stay oriented when rows, columns and headings extend beyond what you can see on screen at once.

Pricing

Make large Excel sheets easier to follow.

Less scrolling. Less re-checking. Less losing your place. CellPointer works alongside Excel without changing the way you work.

CellPointer for Windows

Launch offer — limited to the first 20 licenses

$19

Regular price: $29

One-time purchase — no subscription

  • Row and column guides that follow the active cell
  • Visible field information while you work
  • Customizable guide color
  • Designed for Microsoft Excel on Windows
  • Tested with Microsoft 365 for Windows
  • No recurring subscription fee
Get CellPointer — $19

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FAQ

Common questions.

Which version of Excel does CellPointer support?

CellPointer is designed for the Windows desktop version of Microsoft Excel and has been tested with Microsoft 365 for Windows.

Does CellPointer change my Excel file?

CellPointer provides a visual guide while you work. It does not add highlighting or formatting to the cells in your worksheet.

Can I turn CellPointer off when I don't need it?

Yes. You can turn the CellPointer view on or off whenever you need it from the View controls.

Can I change the guide color?

Yes. The guide color can be changed to suit your worksheet, display or working preference.

Which browser should I use to download CellPointer?

We recommend downloading CellPointer using Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Brave.

Why might Windows show a security warning during installation?

CellPointer is currently distributed without a commercial code-signing certificate. Because of this, Microsoft Defender SmartScreen may display a warning when the installer is run for the first time.

This warning is related to the application's current signing status. If it appears, select “More info” and then “Run anyway” to continue the installation.

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