This document lists 60 Excel shortcut keys and their uses. Some common shortcuts include Ctrl + S to save a workbook, Ctrl + C to copy cells, Ctrl + V to paste, and Ctrl + Z to undo. Shortcuts also allow formatting cells, inserting borders and formulas, navigating sheets, and opening print preview.
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Excel Shortcut Keys
This document lists 60 Excel shortcut keys and their uses. Some common shortcuts include Ctrl + S to save a workbook, Ctrl + C to copy cells, Ctrl + V to paste, and Ctrl + Z to undo. Shortcuts also allow formatting cells, inserting borders and formulas, navigating sheets, and opening print preview.
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EXCEL SHORTCUT KEYS
Numbering Shortcut keys Use of shortcut keys
1 Ctrl + N To create a new workbook. 2 Ctrl + O To open a saved workbook. 3 Alt + F + T To open the options. 4 Ctrl + S To save a workbook. To select all the contents in a 5 Ctrl + A workbook. 6 Ctrl + B To turn highlighted cells bold. 7 Ctrl + C To copy cells that are highlighted. To fill the selected cell with the 8 Ctrl + D content of the cell right above. To search for anything in a 9 Ctrl + F workbook. To jump to a certain area with a 10 Ctrl + G single command. 11 Ctrl + H To find and replace cell contents. 12 Ctrl + I To italicise cell contents. 13 Ctrl + K To insert a hyperlink in a cell.
14 Ctrl + L To open the create table dialog box.
15 Ctrl + P To print a workbook. To fill the selected cell with the 16 Ctrl + R content of the cell on the left. 17 Ctrl + U To underline highlighted cells.
18 Ctrl + V To paste anything that was copied.
19 Ctrl + W To close your current workbook. 20 Ctrl + Z To undo the last action. 21 Ctrl + 1 To format the cell contents. 22 Ctrl + 5 To put a strikethrough in a cell. 23 Ctrl + 8 To show the outline symbols. 24 Ctrl + 9 To hide a row. 25 Ctrl + 0 To hide a column. 26 Ctrl + Shift + : To enter the current time in a cell. 27 Ctrl + ; To enter the current date in a cell. To change the view from displaying 28 Ctrl + ` cell values to formulas. To copy the formula from the cell 29 Ctrl + ‘ above. 30 Ctrl + - To delete columns or rows. 31 Ctrl + Shift + = To insert columns and rows.
To switch between displaying Excel
32 Ctrl + Shift + ~ formulas or their values in cell.
33 Ctrl + Shift + @ To apply time formatting.
34 Ctrl + Shift + ! To apply comma formatting. 35 Ctrl + Shift + $ To apply currency formatting. 36 Ctrl + Shift + # To apply date formatting. 37 Ctrl + Shift + % To apply percentage formatting. To place borders around the 38 Ctrl + Shift + & selected cells. 39 Ctrl + Shift + _ To remove a border.
40 Ctrl + - To delete a selected row or column.
41 Ctrl + Spacebar To select an entire column.
Ctrl + Shift + 42 Spacebar To select an entire workbook. 43 Ctrl + Home To redirect to cell A1. Ctrl + Shift + 44 Tab To switch to the previous workbook. To open the fonts menu under 45 Ctrl + Shift + F format cells. To select the cells containing 46 Ctrl + Shift + O comments. To drag and copy a cell or to a 47 Ctrl + Drag duplicate worksheet. Ctrl + Shift + 48 Drag To drag and insert copy. To go to the top most cell in a 49 Ctrl + Up arrow current column. Ctrl + Down To jump to the last cell in a current 50 arrow column. Ctrl + Right To go to the last cell in a selected 51 arrow row. To jump back to the first cell in a 52 Ctrl + Left arrow selected row.
53 Ctrl + End To go to the last cell in a workbook.
To move the screen towards the 54 Alt + Page down right.
55 Alt + Page Up To move the screen towards the left.
56 Ctrl + F2 To open the print preview window.
57 Ctrl + F1 To expand or collapse the ribbon. 58 Alt To open the access keys. 59 Tab Move to the next cell. 60 Ctrl+F4 To close Microsoft Excel.