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Very userful Excel Shortcuts and Tricks













































Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – Workbook
Create
a new blank Workbook.
Ctrl
+ N
Displays
the Open Dialogue box to Open/Find a file.
Ctrl
+ O
Saves
the Workbook with its current file name, location, and file type.
Ctrl
+ S
Opens
the Save As dialogue box.
F12
Opens
the Print Preview Window.
Ctrl
+ F2
Maximize
or Restore Selected Workbook Window.
Ctrl
+ F10
Minimize
Workbook.
Ctrl
+ F9
Switch
to the Next Workbook.
Ctrl
+ Tab
Switch
to the Previous Workbook.
Ctrl
+ Shift + Tab
Close
Current Workbook.


Alt + F4
Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – Cell Editing
Edit
Active Cell.
F2
Start
a New Line in the Same Cell.
Alt +Enter
Select
One Character on the Right of the Cursor.
Shift + →
Select
One Character on the Left of the Cursor.
Shift + ←
Jump
one Word on the Right of the Cursor.
Ctrl
+ →
Jump
one Word on the Left of the Cursor.
Ctrl
+ ←
Select
one Word on the Right of the Cursor.
Ctrl
+ Shift + →
Select
one Word on the Left of the Cursor.
Ctrl
+ Shift + ←
Delete
One Character on the Left of the Cursor.
Backspace
Delete
Character on the Right of the Cursor.
Delete
Delete
to the End of the line (from the cursor).
Ctrl  + Delete
Cancel
Entry.


Esc
Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – Navigation
Move
One Cell Up.
Move
One Cell Down.
Move
One Cell to the Right.
Move
One Cell to the Left.
Down
One Screen.
PageDown
Up
One Screen.
PageUp
Move
One Screen to the Right.
Alt + PageDown
Move
One Screen to the Left.
Alt + PageUp
Move
to the Right Edge of the Data Region.
Ctrl
+ →
Move
to the Left Edge of Data Region.
Ctrl
+ ←
Move
to Bottom edge of data region.
Ctrl
+ ↓
Move
to the Top Edge of Data Region.
Ctrl
+ ↑
Move
to the Bottom-right used Cell in the Worksheet.
Ctrl
+ End
Go
to the First Cell in the Current Region.
Ctrl
+ Home
Move
to the Beginning of the Row.
Home
Move
to Next Worksheet.
Ctrl
+ PageDown
Move
to Previous Worksheet.


Ctrl
+ PageUp
Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – General
Opens
Help.
F1
Repeats
the last command or action.
Ctrl
+ Y
Repeats
Last Action.
F4
+
Undo.
Ctrl
+ Z
Spell
Check.
F7
+
Apply
Data Filter.
Ctrl
+ Shift + L
Activate
Filter (when the cell with filter is selected).
Alt + ↓
Display
Go To Dialogue Box.
F5
Display
Go To Dialogue Box.
Ctrl
+ G
Recalculate
All Workbooks.
F9
Calculate
Active Worksheet.
Shift + F9
Display
the Print Menu.
Ctrl
+ P
Turn
On End Mode.


End
Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – Cut, Copy, Paste
Copy
Selected Cells.
Ctrl
+ C
Cut
Selected Cells.
Ctrl
+ X
Paste
Content from the Clipboard.
Ctrl
+ V
Copy
Formula from the Cell Above.
Ctrl
+ '
Copy
Value from the Cell Above.
Ctrl
+ "
Display
Paste Special Dialogue Box.


Ctrl
+ Alt + V
Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – Data Entry
Enter
and Move Down.
Enter
Enter
and Remain on the Same Cell.
Ctrl+
Enter
Enter
and Move Up.
Shift + Enter
Enter
and Move right.
Tab
Enter
and Move Left.
Shift + Tab
Enter
Same Data in All Selected Cells.
Ctrl+
Enter
Display
AutoComplete list.
Alt + ↓
Fill
Down.
Ctrl
+ D
Fill
Right.
Ctrl
+ R
Insert
Current Date.
Ctrl
+ ;
Insert
Current Time.
Ctrl
+ Shift + ;
Start
a New Line in the Same Cell.
Alt + Enter +
Cancel
Cell Entry.


ESC
Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – Clear
Clear Everything.
Alt + H + E + A
Clear
Formats Only.
Alt + H + E + F
Clear
Content Only.
Alt + H + E + C
Clear
Hyperlinks Only.
Alt + H + E + L
Clear
Comments Only.


Alt + H + E + M
Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – Selection
Select
the Current Region / Select All.
Ctrl
+ A
Select
Visible Cells in the Current Region.
Alt + ;
Select
the Current Region Around the Active Cell.
Ctrl
+ Shift + *
Select
Entire Row.
Shift + Space
Select
Entire Column.
Ctrl
+ Space
Select
All Cells that Contain Comments.
Ctrl
+ Shift + O
Select
Row Differences.
Ctrl
+ \
Select
Column Differences.
Ctrl
+ Shift + |
Select
Direct Precedents.
Ctrl
+ [
Select
all Precedents.
Ctrl
+ Shift + {
Select
Direct Dependents.
Ctrl
+ ]
Select
all Dependents.
Ctrl
+ Shift + }
Display
Go To Dialogue Box.


Ctrl
+ G
Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – Extending the Selection
Extend
Selection to the Right by One Cell.
Shift + →
Extend
Selection to the Left by One Cell.
Shift + ←
Extend
Selection Upwards by One Cell.
Shift + ↑
Extend
Selection Downwards by One Cell.
Shift + ↓
Extend
the Selection to the Right till the Last Cell.
Ctrl
+ Shift + →
Extend
the Selection to the Left till the Last Cell.
Ctrl
+ Shift + ←
Extend
the Selection Upwards to the Last Cell.
Ctrl
+ Shift + ↑
Extend
Selection Upwards by One Screen.
Shift + PageUp
Extend
Selection Downwards by One Screen.
Shift + PageDown
Extend
Selection to the Right by One Screen.
ALT + Shift + PageUp
Extend
Selection to the Left by One Screen.
ALT + Shift 
+ PageDown
Extend
Selection to the Start of the Row.
Shift + Home
Extend
Selection to First Cell in the Worksheet.
Ctrl
+ Shift + Home
Extend
Selection to the Last Cell in the Worksheet.
Ctrl
+ Shift + End
Toggle
Extend Selection Mode.


F8
Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – Alignment
Align
Content to the Center of the Cell.
Alt  + H + A + C
Align
Content to the Left of the Cell.
Alt + H + A +  L
Align
Content to the Right of the Cell.
Alt + H + A + R
Align
Content to the Middle of the Cell.


Alt + H + A + M
Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – Hide/Unhide (Rows, Columns, Objects)
Hide
Selected Rows.
Ctrl
+ 9
Hide
Selected Columns.
Ctrl
+ 0
Unhide
Hidden Rows in Selection.
Ctrl
+ Shift + 9
Unhide
Hidden Columns in Selection.
Ctrl
+ Shift + 0
Show/Hide
Objects.


Ctrl
+ 6
Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – Insert
Insert
New Line in Same Cell.
Alt + Enter
Insert
New Worksheet.
Shift + F11
Insert
Row/Cell (shows dialogue box).
Ctrl
+ Shift + =
Insert
Current Date.
Ctrl
+ ;
Insert
Current Time.
Ctrl
+ Shift ;
Insert
Table.
Ctrl
+ T
Insert
Hyperlink.
Ctrl
+ K
Insert
Argument Names into Formula.
Ctrl
+ Shift  A
Insert/Edit
Cell Comment.
Shift + F2
Delete
Row/Cell (shows dialogue box).


Ctrl
+ -
Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – Formatting
Make
Text Bold.
Ctrl
+ B
Make
Text Italics.
Ctrl
+ I
Place
outline Border around the Selected Cells.
Ctrl
+ Shift + 7
Remove
Outline Border.
Ctrl
+ Shift + _
Underline
Text.
Ctrl
+ U
Apply
Strikethrough Format.
Ctrl
+ 5
Apply
Indent.
Alt + H  + 6
Remove
Indent.
Alt + H  + 5
Increase
Font Size by One Step.
Alt + H + F + G
Decrease
Font Size by One Step.
Alt + H + F + K
Apply
the Number format with Two Decimal Places, Thousands Separator, and a Minus
Sign for Negative Values.
Ctrl
+ Shift + !
Apply
the Date format with the Day, Month, and Year.
Ctrl
+ Shift  + #
Apply
the Currency Format with Two Decimal Places.
Ctrl
+ Shift + $
Apply
the Percentage Format with No Decimal Places.
Ctrl
+ Shift + %
Apply
the Time format with the Hour and Minute, and indicate A.M. or P.M.
Ctrl
+ Shift + @
Apply
the General Number Format.
Ctrl
+ Shift  + ~
Apply
the Exponential Format.
Ctrl
+ Shift  + ^
Displays
the Format Style Dialog Box.
Alt  +  '
Displays
the Format Cells Dialogue Box.
Ctrl
+ 1
Displays
the Font Dialogue Box.
Shift + Ctrl + F
Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – Formula Related
Insert
Autosum Formula.
Alt + =
While
Typing a Formula, Switches Cell Reference from Absolute to Relative.
F4
Expand/Collapse
Formula Bar.
Ctrl
+ Shift + U
Display
the Insert Function Dialog Box.
Shift + F3
Enter
a Formula as an Array Formula.
Ctrl
+ Shift + Enter
Evaluate
Part of the Formula.
F9
Select
the Array Containing the Active Cell.
CTRL
+ /
Select
All Cells Directly or Indirectly Referenced by Formulas in the Selection.
CTRL
+ [
Select
Cells that Contain Formulas that Directly or Indirectly Reference the Active
Cell.
CTRL
+ ]
Toggle
Value/Formula display.
Ctrl
+ `
Rechecks
Dependent Formulas and then Calculates all Cells in all Open Workbooks.
Ctrl
+ Alt
Shift + F9
Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – Find and Replace
Display
Find and Replace Dialogue Box (Find Selected).
Ctrl
+ F
Display
Find and Replace Dialogue Box (Replace Selected).
Ctrl
+ H
Find
Next Match.
Shift + F4
Find
Previous Match.
Ctrl
+ Shift
F4
Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – Conditional Formatting
Open
Conditional Formatting Dialogue Box.
Alt + O + D
Clear
Conditional from Selected Cells.
Alt + H + L + C + S
Clear
Conditional from the Entire Worksheet.
Alt + H + L + C + E


Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – Charting
Inserts
Chart in the Worksheet (using the selected data).
Alt + F1
Inserts
a ChartSheet with a Chart (using the selected data).
F11


Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – Drag (Mouse)
Drag
and Copy.
Ctrl
+ Drag 
Drag
and Cut.
Drag
Drag
and Insert.
Shift + Drag
Duplicate
Worksheet.
Ctrl
+ Drag
Switch
Position of Cells/Rows/Columns.
Ctrl
+ Shift + Drag


Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – Named Ranges
Get
a List of All Defined Named Ranges.
F3
Create
Named Range from Selection.
Ctrl
+ Shift + F3
Define
Name Dialog Box.
Ctrl
+ F3


Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – Pivot Table
Display
Insert Pivot Table Dialogue Box.
Alt + N +V
Open
Pivot Table Wizard.
Alt + D + P
Select
Entire Pivot Table (excluding Report Filters).
Ctrl
+ A
Add/Remove
Checkmark for Selected Field in PivotTable Field List.
Space
Group
Selected Pivot Table Items.
Alt + Shift + →
UnGroup
Pivot Table Items.
Alt + Shift + ←
Select
the Next Item in PivotTable Field List or Items List.
Select
a Previous Item in PivotTable Field List or Items List.
Select
Last Visible Item in List.
End
Select
First Visible Item in List.
Home
Open
Field List for Active Cell.
Alt  + ↓
Hide
Selected Item or Field.
Ctrl
+ –
Opens
Calculated Field dialog box (when data field is selected).
Shift + Ctrl + =
Opens
Calculated Item Dialog box (when field heading cell is Selected).
Shift + Ctrl + =


Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – Others
Restore
Window Size.
Ctrl  + F5
Move
Window.
Ctrl
+ F7
Resize
Window.
Ctrl
+ F8
Previous
Window.
Ctrl
+ Shift + F6 
Next
Pane.
F6
Previous
Pane.
F8
Extend
Mode.
Shift + F10
Display
Shortcut Menu.
Shift + F6
Turns
On the Add to Selection Mode.
Shift + F8


Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – VBA
Switch
between Excel Worksheet and the VBA editor.
Alt + F11
VB
Help.
F1
View
Object Browser.
F2
View
Properties.
F4
View
Code window.
F7
View
Immediate window.
Ctrl
+ G
View
Shortcut Menu.
Shift + F10
Run
a Sub/UserForm.
F5
Step
Into.
F8
Step
Over.
Shift + F8
Step
Out.
Ctrl
+ Shift + F8
Run
to Cursor.
Ctrl
+ F8
Toggle
Breakpoint.
F9
Clear
All Breakpoints.
Ctrl
+ F9
Close
VBA Editor and Return to the Excel Worksheet.
Alt + Q


Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – Formatting
Make
Text Bold.
Ctrl
+ B
Make
Text Italics.
Ctrl
+ I
Place
outline Border around the Selected Cells.
Ctrl
+ Shift + 7
Remove
Outline Border.
Ctrl
+ Shift + _
Underline
Text.
Ctrl
+ U
Apply
Strikethrough Format.
Ctrl
+ 5
Apply
Indent.
Alt + H  + 6
Remove
Indent.
Alt + H  + 5
Increase
Font Size by One Step.
Alt + H + F + G
Decrease
Font Size by One Step.
Alt + H + F + K
Apply
the Number format with Two Decimal Places, Thousands Separator, and a Minus
Sign for Negative Values.
Ctrl
+ Shift + !
Apply
the Date format with the Day, Month, and Year.
Ctrl
+ Shift  + #
Apply
the Currency Format with Two Decimal Places.
Ctrl
+ Shift + $
Apply
the Percentage Format with No Decimal Places.
Ctrl
+ Shift + %
Apply
the Time format with the Hour and Minute, and indicate A.M. or P.M.
Ctrl
+ Shift + @
Apply
the General Number Format.
Ctrl
+ Shift  + ~
Apply
the Exponential Format.
Ctrl
+ Shift  + ^
Displays
the Format Style Dialog Box.
Alt  +  '
Displays
the Format Cells Dialogue Box.
Ctrl
+ 1
Displays
the Font Dialogue Box.
Shift + Ctrl + F
Excel
Keyboard Shortcuts – Formula Related
Insert
Autosum Formula.
Alt + =
While
Typing a Formula, Switches Cell Reference from Absolute to Relative.
F4
Expand/Collapse
Formula Bar.
Ctrl
+ Shift + U
Display
the Insert Function Dialog Box.
Shift + F3
Enter
a Formula as an Array Formula.
Ctrl
+ Shift + Enter
Evaluate
Part of the Formula.
F9
Select
the Array Containing the Active Cell.
CTRL
+ /
Select
All Cells Directly or Indirectly Referenced by Formulas in the Selection.
CTRL
+ [
Select
Cells that Contain Formulas that Directly or Indirectly Reference the Active
Cell.
CTRL
+ ]
Toggle
Value/Formula display.
Ctrl
+ `
Rechecks
Dependent Formulas and then Calculates all Cells in all Open Workbooks.
Ctrl
+ Alt
Shift + F9
Excel
Keyboard Shortcuts – Find and Replace
Display
Find and Replace Dialogue Box (Find Selected).
Ctrl
+ F
Display
Find and Replace Dialogue Box (Replace Selected).
Ctrl
+ H
Find
Next Match.
Shift + F4
Find
Previous Match.
Ctrl
+ Shift
F4
Excel
Keyboard Shortcuts – Conditional Formatting
Open
Conditional Formatting Dialogue Box.
Alt + O + D
Clear
Conditional from Selected Cells.
Alt + H + L + C + S
Clear
Conditional from the Entire Worksheet.
Alt + H + L + C + E
Excel
Keyboard Shortcuts – Charting
Inserts
Chart in the Worksheet (using the selected data).
Alt + F1
Inserts
a ChartSheet with a Chart (using the selected data).
F11


Excel
Keyboard Shortcuts – Drag (Mouse)
Drag
and Copy.
Ctrl
+ Drag 
Drag
and Cut.
Drag
Drag
and Insert.
Shift + Drag
Duplicate
Worksheet.
Ctrl
+ Drag
Switch
Position of Cells/Rows/Columns.
Ctrl
+ Shift + Drag


Excel
Keyboard Shortcuts – Named Ranges
Get
a List of All Defined Named Ranges.
F3
Create
Named Range from Selection.
Ctrl
+ Shift + F3
Define
Name Dialog Box.
Ctrl
+ F3
Excel
Keyboard Shortcuts – Pivot Table
Display
Insert Pivot Table Dialogue Box.
Alt + N +V
Open
Pivot Table Wizard.
Alt + D + P
Select
Entire Pivot Table (excluding Report Filters).
Ctrl
+ A
Add/Remove
Checkmark for Selected Field in PivotTable Field List.
Space
Group
Selected Pivot Table Items.
Alt + Shift + →
UnGroup
Pivot Table Items.
Alt + Shift + ←
Select
the Next Item in PivotTable Field List or Items List.
Select
a Previous Item in PivotTable Field List or Items List.
Select
Last Visible Item in List.
End
Select
First Visible Item in List.
Home
Open
Field List for Active Cell.
Alt  + ↓
Hide
Selected Item or Field.
Ctrl
+ –
Opens
Calculated Field dialog box (when data field is selected).
Shift + Ctrl + =
Opens
Calculated Item Dialog box (when field heading cell is Selected).
Shift + Ctrl + =


Excel
Keyboard Shortcuts – Others
Restore
Window Size.
Ctrl  + F5
Move
Window.
Ctrl
+ F7
Resize
Window.
Ctrl
+ F8
Previous
Window.
Ctrl
+ Shift + F6 
Next
Pane.
F6
Previous
Pane.
F8
Extend
Mode.
Shift + F10
Display
Shortcut Menu.
Shift + F6
Turns
On the Add to Selection Mode.
Shift + F8


Excel
Keyboard Shortcuts – VBA
Switch
between Excel Worksheet and the VBA editor.
Alt + F11
VB
Help.
F1
View
Object Browser.
F2
View
Properties.
F4
View
Code window.
F7
View
Immediate window.
Ctrl
+ G
View
Shortcut Menu.
Shift + F10
Run
a Sub/UserForm.
F5
Step
Into.
F8
Step
Over.
Shift + F8
Step
Out.
Ctrl
+ Shift + F8
Run
to Cursor.
Ctrl
+ F8
Toggle
Breakpoint.
F9
Clear
All Breakpoints.
Ctrl
+ F9
Close
VBA Editor and Return to the Excel Worksheet.
Alt + Q

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