There are numerous shortcuts available in Excel that can help you navigate, edit, format, and work with formulas more efficiently. Here is a comprehensive list of Excel shortcuts:

Navigation Shortcuts:

  • Arrow keys: Move the active cell up, down, left, or right
  • Ctrl + arrow keys: Move to the last cell in a row or column with data
  • Ctrl + Home: Go to the top left corner of the worksheet
  • Ctrl + End: Go to the last cell on the worksheet that contains data
  • Ctrl + Page Up/Page Down: Move to the next or previous worksheet in the workbook
  • Ctrl + Tab/Shift + Ctrl + Tab: Move to the next or previous workbook
  • F5: Go to a specific cell or range of cells

Editing Shortcuts:

  • F2: Edit the active cell
  • Ctrl + X/C/V: Cut, copy, or paste selected cells
  • Ctrl + Z: Undo the last action
  • Ctrl + Y: Redo the last undone action
  • Ctrl + D: Copy the content of the cell above the active cell to the current cell
  • Ctrl + R: Copy the content of the cell to the left of the active cell to the current cell
  • Ctrl + ;: Insert the current date
  • Ctrl + Shift + ;: Insert the current time
  • F4: Repeat the last action
  • Ctrl + Backspace: Delete the contents of the active cell

Formatting Shortcuts:

  • Ctrl + 1: Open the Format Cells dialog box
  • Ctrl + B/I/U: Apply bold, italic, or underline formatting to the selected cells
  • Ctrl + Shift + $/%/#: Apply currency, percentage, or date formatting to the selected cells
  • Ctrl + Shift + &: Apply borders to the selected cells
  • Ctrl + Shift + ~: Apply the general number format
  • Ctrl + Shift + !: Apply the comma style format
  • Ctrl + Shift + #: Apply the date format

Formula Shortcuts:

  • F9: Calculate the active worksheet
  • Alt + =: AutoSum selected cells
  • Ctrl + Shift + Enter: Enter an array formula
  • Ctrl + `: Display formulas instead of cell values
  • F3: Insert a function into a formula
  • Ctrl + Shift + A: Insert the argument names and parentheses for a function
  • Ctrl + Shift + ~: Display the formula as entered instead of the calculated result

Other Shortcuts:

  • Ctrl + S: Save the workbook
  • Ctrl + O: Open a workbook
  • Ctrl + N: Create a new workbook
  • Ctrl + F: Find text in the worksheet
  • Ctrl + H: Replace text in the worksheet
  • Ctrl + P: Print the worksheet
  • Ctrl + F1: Show or hide the ribbon
  • Ctrl + F6: Switch between open workbooks

These are just some of the many shortcuts available in Excel. By using shortcuts, you can save time and work more efficiently in Excel.

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