Friday, July 28, 2023

List of Microsoft Excel shortcuts


Learning to use Microsoft Excel (or Google Sheets) is one of the best decisions you make in your career.

Excel is a paid Microsoft software while the equivalent which is available for free is Google Sheets.

Learn to use Excel or Sheets to organize data and create charts, tables, etc. for presentation or analyzing patterns and trends. This can help you, your organization or company see the big picture, make informed decisions, and solve problems efficiently.

In a world where job competition is high, mastering Microsoft Excel will excel your career and position you as a valuable employee. It doesn't matter if you are a student or what your careered is. You can even use it for your personal finance.

Memorizing and practicing these shortcuts will dramatically save you time and money, while increasing efficiency and productivity.

Numbers

CTRL + 1 Format Cells

CTRL + 2 Bold font

CTRL + 3 Italic font

CTRL + 4 Underline

CTRL + 5 Strikethrough

CTRL + 6 Show/Hide an Object

CTRL + 7 Show/Hide the Toolbar

CTRL + 8 Toggle Outline Symbols

CTRL + 9 Hide Rows

 CTRL + 0 Hide Columns

Letters

CTRL + A  Select All

CTRL + B  Toggle BOLD (font)

CTRL + C  Copy

CTRL + D  Fill Down

CTRL + E  Flash Fill

CTRL + F  Find

CTRL + G  Go To

CTRL + H  Find and Replace

CTRL + I  Toggle Italic (font)

CTRL + J  Input line break (in Find and Replace) 

CTRL + K  Insert Hyperlink

CTRL + L  Insert Excel Table 

CTRL + M  Not Assigned

CTRL + N  New Workbook

CTRL + O  Open

CTRL + P  Print

CTRL + Q  Quick Analysis 

CTRL + R  Fill Right

CTRL + S  Save

CTRL + T Insert Excel Table

CTRL + U Toggle underline (font) 

CTRL + V Paste (when something is cut/copied)

CTRL + W Close the current workbook

CTRL + X Cut

CTRL + Y Redo (Repeat last action)

CTRL + Z Undo

Keys

CTRL +’ Copy a Formula from the Cell Above

CTRL +” Copy a Value from the Cell Above

CTRL + < Copy a Formula from the Cell Above

CTRL + > Copy a Formula from Cell to Left

CTRL + Tab Next Workbook

CTRL + Backspace Jump  to the Active Cell

CTRL + Spacebar Select an Entire Column

CTRL + Insert Copy

CTRL + Home Go to Beginning of Worksheet

CTRL + Page Up Go to Previous Worksheet

CTRL + Page Down Go to Next Worksheet

CTRL + Delete  Delete

CTRL + End Go to the Intersection of the Last used Row and Column

Symbols

CTRL + ` Toggle Formula

CTRL + ~ General Format

CTRL + !  Number Format

CTRL + @ Time Format

CTRL + # Date Format

CTRL + $ Currency Format

CTRL + % Percent Format

CTRL + ^ Exponential Format

CTRL + & Outside Borders

CTRL + * Select Current Region

CTRL + ( Unhide Rows

CTRL + ) Unhide Columns

CTRL + - Delete

CTRL + _ Remove Border

CTRL + + Insert

CTRL + = Insert

CTRL +; Insert Current Date

CTRL +:  Insert Current Time

Functions

CTRL + F1 Collapse the Ribbon

CTRL + F2 Print Preview

CTRL + F3 Name Manager

CTRL + F4 Close

CTRL + F5 Restore Window Size

CTRL + F6 Next Workbook

CTRL + F7 Move Window

CTRL + F8 Resize Window

CTRL + F9 Minimize Workbook

CTRL + F10 Maximize Workbook

CTRL + F11 Insert a Macro Sheet

CTRL + F12 Open a File

Extras

CTRL + Tab = Next Workbook

CTRL + Shift + Tab = Previous Workbook

CTRL + Backspace = Jump Back to Active Cell

CTRL + Spacebar = Select Entire Column

CTRL + Shift + Spacebar = Select All

CTRL + Insert = Copy

CTRL + Home = Beginning of Worksheet

CTRL + Page Up = Previous Worksheet

CTRL + Page Down = Next Worksheet

CTRL + Delete = Delete

CTRL + End = Intersection of Last used Row and Column

CTRL + Shift + L = Toggle filters on/off.

CTRL + Shift + $ = Apply current formatting

CTRL+ Enter = Fill Selected Range with Current Entry

Alt + Enter: Start a new line within a cell.