In Android Google Sheets, "enter key" (->|) won't move to cell below. How to fix? I don't know when or how I changed the behavior of the &quot;enter key&quot; (-&gt;|) in Google Sheets for Android. It used to enter the text I was typing (if any) into the current cell and then move to the cell below the current cell. This is what I want.
But for no apparent reason, &quot;enter&quot; now adds a line feed to the end of the text being typed and does NOT go to the next cell below.
Wrap Text is NOT selected and never has been.
How do I make touching the &quot;enter&quot; key move to the cell below the current cell and NOT merely add a line feed to the text being typed into the current cell?
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FWIW, I just noticed that touching &quot;enter&quot; twice puts a line feed at the end of the text being entered and THEN moves to the cell below the current cell, a bit surprising--why not add a second line feed? After all, if we're allowed to enter entire paragraphs into a cell, why not a generally-accepted properly-formatted  second paragraph (blank line between the two)?
Surely the vast majority of users would prefer to have &quot;enter&quot; move to the next cell below the current line (or simply staying in the current cell) than adding a linefeed for possible (but rare) additional lines. I don't get it.
Why is there not an option to specify &quot;enter&quot; key behavior, as in Excel? (Or is there one and that's what I can't find?)
It depends on the keyboard you are using. I tested it first with Gboard and secondly with Hacker's Keyboard and Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard. With Gboard pressing Enter, insert a new line on the same cell. With Hacker's keyboard and Swiftkey, it takes you to the cell below. So, a possible solution is to use another keyboard (if GBoard is your default keyboard) while using Google Sheets.

Why is there not an option to specify &quot;enter&quot; key behavior, as in Excel?

That's a question Google developers (Gboard) will answer better than us as to why their keyboard behavior is different from the other (I have not found a webpage yet a reason for this behavior).

(Or is there one and that's what I can't find?)

There isn't one (for now).
Disclaimer: I am just a user of the mentioned keyboard apps.