This document provides a list of over 150 keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Excel. Some of the most common shortcuts include:
F2 to edit the active cell, F4 to repeat the last action, F9 to calculate all worksheets, Ctrl+C to copy, Ctrl+V to paste, Ctrl+Z to undo, and Enter to move down in a cell range. Navigation shortcuts include the arrow keys, Page Up/Down, Home, and End. Format shortcuts include Ctrl+B for bold, Ctrl+I for italics, and Ctrl+1 to open the formatting dialog box.
This document lists 208 keyboard shortcuts for navigating, selecting cells, formatting text, using functions and macros, navigating between sheets, and working with the Ribbon in Microsoft Excel 2007. Some key shortcuts include using arrow keys to move between cells, Ctrl+arrow keys to extend cell selections, Ctrl+Shift+arrow keys to select entire rows or columns, and Ctrl+Enter to complete a cell entry and stay in the same cell. Function keys like F2, F4, and F9 perform actions like editing cells, repeating commands, and calculating worksheets. Ctrl combinations apply formatting (Ctrl+B for bold) or perform commands like copying (Ctrl+C).
This document provides an overview of keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Excel. It includes shortcuts for navigating worksheets, selecting cells, editing data, formatting cells, working with formulas and names, managing multiple worksheets and workbooks, and using various Excel features like PivotTables and dialog boxes. Some key shortcuts include using arrow keys to move between cells, Ctrl+c to copy and Ctrl+v to paste, F2 to edit active cells, and Ctrl+1 to open the Format Cells dialog box.
This document lists many keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Excel. It includes shortcuts for formatting, editing cells, navigating worksheets, inserting functions, charts and more. Some key shortcuts include Ctrl+C to copy, Ctrl+V to paste, Ctrl+S to save, F2 to edit a cell, F4 to repeat the last action, and Alt+F11 to open the Visual Basic Editor. Function keys like F2-F12 trigger commands related to editing, navigation, formatting and calculations.
This document lists keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Excel. It provides the shortcut key combination, what action it performs, and the equivalent menu option. Some of the most common shortcuts include Ctrl+S to save, Ctrl+C to copy, Ctrl+V to paste, and F2 to enter edit mode. There are shortcuts for formatting, calculations, navigating between sheets, inserting tables and charts, finding and replacing text, and more.
The document provides definitions for key terms related to control systems procurement and maintenance specifications. Some key terms defined include:
- Access Control List (ACL) - Enforces privilege separation by controlling access to objects based on user identity.
- Active Directory - Centralized directory service that allows administrators to apply policies and updates across an organization.
- AES - Advanced Encryption Standard adopted as the encryption standard used by the US government.
- Authentication - Process of verifying an identity, often involving passwords, tokens, or biometrics.
- Authorization - Permission granted to access system resources.
This document provides a list of keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Excel. It is divided into sections for CTRL combination shortcuts, function keys, and other useful shortcut keys. The shortcuts listed allow users to perform common Excel tasks like formatting cells, navigating worksheets, selecting ranges, editing cells, and more through key combinations rather than using the mouse or ribbon. The document was created by Jason Wong Chia Cheong, a certified trainer for Microsoft, Cisco, Sun, and IBM.
This document provides 35 tips for using Microsoft Excel spreadsheets more efficiently. Some of the key tips include:
1) Convert rows to columns and vice versa using Copy, Paste Special and selecting the Transpose option.
2) Calculate time differences between dates by subtracting one date from another and formatting the cell as a number.
3) Prevent URLs from becoming hyperlinks by adding an apostrophe before the web address when typing it into a cell.
The document offers many shortcuts and functions to make common spreadsheet tasks faster through keyboard shortcuts, formatting options, calculations and more.
This document lists shortcut keys and their corresponding menu actions in Excel. It includes shortcuts for common commands like copy, paste, save, print, as well as shortcuts for formatting text, inserting tables and charts, switching between worksheets and windows, and using macros. The shortcuts listed will work in most versions of Excel from 97 and later, with some variations noted.
This document lists 208 keyboard shortcuts for navigating, selecting cells, formatting text, using functions and macros, navigating between sheets, and working with the Ribbon in Microsoft Excel 2007. Some key shortcuts include using arrow keys to move between cells, Ctrl+arrow keys to extend cell selections, Ctrl+Shift+arrow keys to select entire rows or columns, and Ctrl+Enter to complete a cell entry and stay in the same cell. Function keys like F2, F4, and F9 perform actions like editing cells, repeating commands, and calculating worksheets. Ctrl combinations apply formatting (Ctrl+B for bold) or perform commands like copying (Ctrl+C).
This document provides an overview of keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Excel. It includes shortcuts for navigating worksheets, selecting cells, editing data, formatting cells, working with formulas and names, managing multiple worksheets and workbooks, and using various Excel features like PivotTables and dialog boxes. Some key shortcuts include using arrow keys to move between cells, Ctrl+c to copy and Ctrl+v to paste, F2 to edit active cells, and Ctrl+1 to open the Format Cells dialog box.
This document lists many keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Excel. It includes shortcuts for formatting, editing cells, navigating worksheets, inserting functions, charts and more. Some key shortcuts include Ctrl+C to copy, Ctrl+V to paste, Ctrl+S to save, F2 to edit a cell, F4 to repeat the last action, and Alt+F11 to open the Visual Basic Editor. Function keys like F2-F12 trigger commands related to editing, navigation, formatting and calculations.
This document lists keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Excel. It provides the shortcut key combination, what action it performs, and the equivalent menu option. Some of the most common shortcuts include Ctrl+S to save, Ctrl+C to copy, Ctrl+V to paste, and F2 to enter edit mode. There are shortcuts for formatting, calculations, navigating between sheets, inserting tables and charts, finding and replacing text, and more.
The document provides definitions for key terms related to control systems procurement and maintenance specifications. Some key terms defined include:
- Access Control List (ACL) - Enforces privilege separation by controlling access to objects based on user identity.
- Active Directory - Centralized directory service that allows administrators to apply policies and updates across an organization.
- AES - Advanced Encryption Standard adopted as the encryption standard used by the US government.
- Authentication - Process of verifying an identity, often involving passwords, tokens, or biometrics.
- Authorization - Permission granted to access system resources.
This document provides a list of keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Excel. It is divided into sections for CTRL combination shortcuts, function keys, and other useful shortcut keys. The shortcuts listed allow users to perform common Excel tasks like formatting cells, navigating worksheets, selecting ranges, editing cells, and more through key combinations rather than using the mouse or ribbon. The document was created by Jason Wong Chia Cheong, a certified trainer for Microsoft, Cisco, Sun, and IBM.
This document provides 35 tips for using Microsoft Excel spreadsheets more efficiently. Some of the key tips include:
1) Convert rows to columns and vice versa using Copy, Paste Special and selecting the Transpose option.
2) Calculate time differences between dates by subtracting one date from another and formatting the cell as a number.
3) Prevent URLs from becoming hyperlinks by adding an apostrophe before the web address when typing it into a cell.
The document offers many shortcuts and functions to make common spreadsheet tasks faster through keyboard shortcuts, formatting options, calculations and more.
This document lists shortcut keys and their corresponding menu actions in Excel. It includes shortcuts for common commands like copy, paste, save, print, as well as shortcuts for formatting text, inserting tables and charts, switching between worksheets and windows, and using macros. The shortcuts listed will work in most versions of Excel from 97 and later, with some variations noted.
This document lists keyboard shortcuts using the CTRL key in Microsoft Excel. Some key shortcuts include:
- CTRL+PgUp/PgDn to switch between worksheet tabs from left to right or vice versa
- CTRL+SHIFT+(/) to hide or show hidden rows
- CTRL+SHIFT+~/%/^/! to apply different number formats
- CTRL+SHIFT+* to select the entire data region
- CTRL+A to select the entire worksheet
- CTRL+C/X to copy or cut selected cells
- CTRL+V to paste clipboard contents
This document provides shortcuts for Excel. It is organized into sections for entering and editing data, formatting data, selecting cells and objects, moving and scrolling, printing, working with Pivot Tables, and more. Some key shortcuts include Ctrl + ; to enter the time, Ctrl + C to copy a selection, Ctrl + V to paste, and F2 to edit the active cell. Pivot Table shortcuts allow moving fields between the page, row, column, and data areas using Alt + P, R, C, or D respectively.
This document lists keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Excel for both Windows and Mac users. It provides shortcuts for common tasks like closing or opening a spreadsheet, saving, copying, pasting, undoing actions, and changing formatting. Navigation shortcuts are also included for moving between cells, sheets, tabs, and scrolling or paging through a worksheet. Many shortcuts involve using modifier keys like Ctrl, Alt, or Shift in combination with other keys.
The document provides instructions on how to use Excel and MS Word. It explains how to set up a spreadsheet in Excel to organize data with rows and columns and enter formulas to calculate statistics like average and standard deviation. It then demonstrates formatting cells and changing number of decimals. For MS Word, it outlines starting a new document, opening existing ones, and how to save, including using save as to save to a different folder with a new name. It also indicates the various toolbars, menus, and rulers seen at the top of the programs.
The Quick Access toolbar provides quick access to commonly used commands like Save, Undo, and Redo. The title bar displays the active workbook name. The Ribbon contains tabs that display command groups and buttons to issue commands or access menus and dialog boxes. Microsoft Excel consists of worksheets containing rows and columns to enter data into cells referenced by their address like A1, E10. The formula bar displays the current cell address and contents. The status bar provides information about selected data. Arrows keys, page keys, and navigation features like the name box allow moving around the worksheet.
This power point can be used to teach children ages 7-12 about some basic functions of the Excel program. This power point helps explain columns, rows, creating graphs & analyzing data. This is a fun power point that can be used as a teaching aid that can allow kids to get excited!
The document provides an introduction to basic Excel functions for beginners. It covers adjusting column and row sizes, sorting and filtering data, using functions, inserting charts, formatting styles and cells, and using the search tool. The document includes examples and screenshots to demonstrate each concept. It concludes with references used to create the introduction to Excel.
The document describes various formatting and editing features in Microsoft Excel 2010. It discusses how to adjust cell widths and heights, format cells by changing number formats, alignment, fonts, borders, and fill colors. It also covers inserting and deleting rows and columns, sorting data, and advanced features like hiding and unhiding rows and columns.
Calc is the spreadsheet component of LibreOffice. You can enter data (usually numerical) in a spreadsheet and then manipulate this data to produce certain results.
Alternatively, you can enter data and then use Calc in a ‘What if...’ manner by changing some of the data and observing the results without having to retype the entire spreadsheet or sheet. Other features provided by Calc include:
What is Calc?
Starting a new Spreadsheet.
Saving Spreadsheets.
Entering data.
Editing data.
Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet application that allows users to organize and calculate data across rows and columns in a workbook. It can import various data types and formats them for analysis. Excel uses formulas and functions to perform calculations on cell values. Common functions include SUM to add values and AVERAGE to calculate means. Charts and graphs can visually represent data. Workbooks may contain multiple worksheets to organize related data in different tables.
You can enter formulas in two ways, either directly into the cell itself, or at the input line. Either way, you need to start a formula with one of the following symbols: =, + or –. Starting with anything else causes the formula to be treated as if it were text.
Creating Formulas
Understanding Functions
Using regular expressions in functions
Using Pivot tables
The DataPilot dialog
This document provides Excel shortcuts for general Excel functions, adding and editing cell data, cell selection and navigation, formatting text and numbers, working with formulas and functions, sheets and workbooks, and more. It includes shortcuts for common actions like saving, opening, navigating between sheets, inserting and deleting rows and columns, formatting values, autosumming cells, and toggling the formula bar.
1. This document provides 10 tips, shortcuts, and hacks to help users become more proficient in Microsoft Excel.
2. Some of the tips covered include selecting all cells at once, copying worksheets between workbooks, inserting multiple rows or columns, filtering data, copying formulas across cells, transposing rows and columns, continuing a numbered series, and viewing stats for highlighted numbers.
3. The shortcuts described can help automate common tasks and make Excel more efficient to use.
This document provides an overview of key Excel concepts and tasks, including:
1) Excel is a program used to enter and analyze quantitative data in spreadsheets. It allows what-if analysis by changing values to assess impacts.
2) The tutorial covers navigating and exploring Excel, entering data, formulas and functions, formatting cells, inserting and deleting rows/columns/worksheets, and printing worksheets.
3) Formulas use operators to combine values from cells and return a single result. Functions are predefined formulas like SUM to simplify calculations.
Microsoft Excel. Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet developed by Microsoft for Windows, MacOS, Android and iOS. It features calculation, graphing tools, pivot tables, and a macro programming language called Visual Basic for Applications.
This document provides 40 tips and tricks for using Microsoft Excel, organized into 4 sections: Data Formatting, Functions and Formulas, PivotTables and PivotCharts, and Keyboard Shortcuts. The Data Formatting section describes how to locate hidden cells, delete blank rows, identify blank cells, recover unsaved workbooks, remove hidden data, and sort data using a customized list.
This document provides an introduction to Microsoft Excel 2010, including definitions of key terms like worksheet, workbook, and cell. It outlines objectives for learning how to start Excel, open and save workbooks, navigate and edit cells, enter and format data, and print worksheets. The summary reiterates how to perform essential tasks in Excel like moving around the worksheet, selecting cells, and finding/replacing data.
The Ribbon in Microsoft Excel 2010 organizes commands across several tabs including Home, Insert, Page Layout, Formulas, Data, Review, and View. The Home Tab contains formatting tools for text, cells, and basic spreadsheet elements. The Insert Tab is used to add pictures, clip art, headers and footers. The Page Layout Tab adjusts page margins and orientation. The Formulas Tab houses mathematical functions. The Data Tab facilitates sorting, filtering, analyzing and grouping large datasets. The Review Tab checks spelling, enables track changes and notes. The View Tab alters the document view with options like freezing panes and hiding cells.
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This document provides keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Excel. Some key shortcuts include Ctrl+S to save a workbook, Ctrl+N to create a new workbook, Ctrl+C to copy and Ctrl+V to paste. Arrow keys can be used to navigate cells and Ctrl+Home moves to cell A1. Formatting can be applied with shortcuts like Ctrl+B for bold and Ctrl+I for italics. Functions are inserted with Ctrl+= for autosum.
This document provides a summary of keyboard shortcuts in Microsoft Excel. It lists shortcuts for navigation, selection, data entry, formulas, editing, formatting, and selecting chart items. Some key shortcuts include Ctrl+Home to go to the beginning of the worksheet, Ctrl+Shift+Home to go to the beginning of the sheet, Ctrl+Shift+End to go to the end of the sheet, and F2 to switch to edit mode in the active cell.
This document lists 202 keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Excel 2013. It provides shortcuts for navigating and selecting cells, editing cell contents, formatting cells, inserting formulas, managing multiple worksheets and workbooks, using PivotTables, and more. The shortcuts allow users to perform common tasks more efficiently within Excel.
This document lists keyboard shortcuts using the CTRL key in Microsoft Excel. Some key shortcuts include:
- CTRL+PgUp/PgDn to switch between worksheet tabs from left to right or vice versa
- CTRL+SHIFT+(/) to hide or show hidden rows
- CTRL+SHIFT+~/%/^/! to apply different number formats
- CTRL+SHIFT+* to select the entire data region
- CTRL+A to select the entire worksheet
- CTRL+C/X to copy or cut selected cells
- CTRL+V to paste clipboard contents
This document provides shortcuts for Excel. It is organized into sections for entering and editing data, formatting data, selecting cells and objects, moving and scrolling, printing, working with Pivot Tables, and more. Some key shortcuts include Ctrl + ; to enter the time, Ctrl + C to copy a selection, Ctrl + V to paste, and F2 to edit the active cell. Pivot Table shortcuts allow moving fields between the page, row, column, and data areas using Alt + P, R, C, or D respectively.
This document lists keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Excel for both Windows and Mac users. It provides shortcuts for common tasks like closing or opening a spreadsheet, saving, copying, pasting, undoing actions, and changing formatting. Navigation shortcuts are also included for moving between cells, sheets, tabs, and scrolling or paging through a worksheet. Many shortcuts involve using modifier keys like Ctrl, Alt, or Shift in combination with other keys.
The document provides instructions on how to use Excel and MS Word. It explains how to set up a spreadsheet in Excel to organize data with rows and columns and enter formulas to calculate statistics like average and standard deviation. It then demonstrates formatting cells and changing number of decimals. For MS Word, it outlines starting a new document, opening existing ones, and how to save, including using save as to save to a different folder with a new name. It also indicates the various toolbars, menus, and rulers seen at the top of the programs.
The Quick Access toolbar provides quick access to commonly used commands like Save, Undo, and Redo. The title bar displays the active workbook name. The Ribbon contains tabs that display command groups and buttons to issue commands or access menus and dialog boxes. Microsoft Excel consists of worksheets containing rows and columns to enter data into cells referenced by their address like A1, E10. The formula bar displays the current cell address and contents. The status bar provides information about selected data. Arrows keys, page keys, and navigation features like the name box allow moving around the worksheet.
This power point can be used to teach children ages 7-12 about some basic functions of the Excel program. This power point helps explain columns, rows, creating graphs & analyzing data. This is a fun power point that can be used as a teaching aid that can allow kids to get excited!
The document provides an introduction to basic Excel functions for beginners. It covers adjusting column and row sizes, sorting and filtering data, using functions, inserting charts, formatting styles and cells, and using the search tool. The document includes examples and screenshots to demonstrate each concept. It concludes with references used to create the introduction to Excel.
The document describes various formatting and editing features in Microsoft Excel 2010. It discusses how to adjust cell widths and heights, format cells by changing number formats, alignment, fonts, borders, and fill colors. It also covers inserting and deleting rows and columns, sorting data, and advanced features like hiding and unhiding rows and columns.
Calc is the spreadsheet component of LibreOffice. You can enter data (usually numerical) in a spreadsheet and then manipulate this data to produce certain results.
Alternatively, you can enter data and then use Calc in a ‘What if...’ manner by changing some of the data and observing the results without having to retype the entire spreadsheet or sheet. Other features provided by Calc include:
What is Calc?
Starting a new Spreadsheet.
Saving Spreadsheets.
Entering data.
Editing data.
Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet application that allows users to organize and calculate data across rows and columns in a workbook. It can import various data types and formats them for analysis. Excel uses formulas and functions to perform calculations on cell values. Common functions include SUM to add values and AVERAGE to calculate means. Charts and graphs can visually represent data. Workbooks may contain multiple worksheets to organize related data in different tables.
You can enter formulas in two ways, either directly into the cell itself, or at the input line. Either way, you need to start a formula with one of the following symbols: =, + or –. Starting with anything else causes the formula to be treated as if it were text.
Creating Formulas
Understanding Functions
Using regular expressions in functions
Using Pivot tables
The DataPilot dialog
This document provides Excel shortcuts for general Excel functions, adding and editing cell data, cell selection and navigation, formatting text and numbers, working with formulas and functions, sheets and workbooks, and more. It includes shortcuts for common actions like saving, opening, navigating between sheets, inserting and deleting rows and columns, formatting values, autosumming cells, and toggling the formula bar.
1. This document provides 10 tips, shortcuts, and hacks to help users become more proficient in Microsoft Excel.
2. Some of the tips covered include selecting all cells at once, copying worksheets between workbooks, inserting multiple rows or columns, filtering data, copying formulas across cells, transposing rows and columns, continuing a numbered series, and viewing stats for highlighted numbers.
3. The shortcuts described can help automate common tasks and make Excel more efficient to use.
This document provides an overview of key Excel concepts and tasks, including:
1) Excel is a program used to enter and analyze quantitative data in spreadsheets. It allows what-if analysis by changing values to assess impacts.
2) The tutorial covers navigating and exploring Excel, entering data, formulas and functions, formatting cells, inserting and deleting rows/columns/worksheets, and printing worksheets.
3) Formulas use operators to combine values from cells and return a single result. Functions are predefined formulas like SUM to simplify calculations.
Microsoft Excel. Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet developed by Microsoft for Windows, MacOS, Android and iOS. It features calculation, graphing tools, pivot tables, and a macro programming language called Visual Basic for Applications.
This document provides 40 tips and tricks for using Microsoft Excel, organized into 4 sections: Data Formatting, Functions and Formulas, PivotTables and PivotCharts, and Keyboard Shortcuts. The Data Formatting section describes how to locate hidden cells, delete blank rows, identify blank cells, recover unsaved workbooks, remove hidden data, and sort data using a customized list.
This document provides an introduction to Microsoft Excel 2010, including definitions of key terms like worksheet, workbook, and cell. It outlines objectives for learning how to start Excel, open and save workbooks, navigate and edit cells, enter and format data, and print worksheets. The summary reiterates how to perform essential tasks in Excel like moving around the worksheet, selecting cells, and finding/replacing data.
The Ribbon in Microsoft Excel 2010 organizes commands across several tabs including Home, Insert, Page Layout, Formulas, Data, Review, and View. The Home Tab contains formatting tools for text, cells, and basic spreadsheet elements. The Insert Tab is used to add pictures, clip art, headers and footers. The Page Layout Tab adjusts page margins and orientation. The Formulas Tab houses mathematical functions. The Data Tab facilitates sorting, filtering, analyzing and grouping large datasets. The Review Tab checks spelling, enables track changes and notes. The View Tab alters the document view with options like freezing panes and hiding cells.
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This document provides keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Excel. Some key shortcuts include Ctrl+S to save a workbook, Ctrl+N to create a new workbook, Ctrl+C to copy and Ctrl+V to paste. Arrow keys can be used to navigate cells and Ctrl+Home moves to cell A1. Formatting can be applied with shortcuts like Ctrl+B for bold and Ctrl+I for italics. Functions are inserted with Ctrl+= for autosum.
This document provides a summary of keyboard shortcuts in Microsoft Excel. It lists shortcuts for navigation, selection, data entry, formulas, editing, formatting, and selecting chart items. Some key shortcuts include Ctrl+Home to go to the beginning of the worksheet, Ctrl+Shift+Home to go to the beginning of the sheet, Ctrl+Shift+End to go to the end of the sheet, and F2 to switch to edit mode in the active cell.
This document lists 202 keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Excel 2013. It provides shortcuts for navigating and selecting cells, editing cell contents, formatting cells, inserting formulas, managing multiple worksheets and workbooks, using PivotTables, and more. The shortcuts allow users to perform common tasks more efficiently within Excel.
This document lists Excel keyboard shortcuts for common functions like creating/opening workbooks, copying/pasting cells, formatting cells, inserting formulas, charts and more. Some key shortcuts include Ctrl+S to save, Ctrl+C to copy, Ctrl+V to paste, Ctrl+Z to undo, and F2 to edit the active cell. Arrow keys can be used to navigate sheets and select cells, while keyboard combinations like Ctrl+Home navigate to specific areas of the worksheet.
This document lists Excel keyboard shortcuts for common functions like creating/opening workbooks, copying/pasting cells, formatting cells, inserting formulas, charts and more. Some key shortcuts include Ctrl+S to save, Ctrl+C to copy, Ctrl+V to paste, Ctrl+Z to undo, and F2 to edit the active cell. Arrow keys can be used to navigate sheets and select cells, while keyboard combinations like Ctrl+Shift+arrow extend cell selections.
This document lists 204 keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Excel 2010. Some key shortcuts include:
- Arrow keys to navigate worksheets and select cells
- Ctrl+C, Ctrl+X, Ctrl+V to copy, cut, and paste
- Ctrl+Z to undo and Ctrl+Y to redo
- F2 to edit active cell, Enter to complete cell entry
- Ctrl+1 to open Format Cells dialog, Ctrl+B for bold
- Alt+PgUp/PgDn to scroll between sheets
This document provides Excel 2010 shortcut keys for navigating and working with workbooks, cells, data, formatting, formulas, multiple workbooks, the Ribbon, data forms, PivotTables, dialog boxes, filters, and graphics. Some of the most useful shortcuts include arrow keys to move between cells, Ctrl+c/x/v to copy/cut/paste, F2 to edit cells, Ctrl+z/y to undo/redo, and Alt+enter to add line breaks in cells. Shortcuts like Ctrl+home/end allow quick navigation within worksheets.
This document lists many keyboard shortcuts for navigating and performing common tasks in Excel 2010. Some key shortcuts include using arrow keys to move between cells, Ctrl+c to copy and Ctrl+v to paste cells, Alt+= to insert the AutoSum formula, and Ctrl+Shift+Enter to enter a formula as an array formula. Pivot table navigation and filtering can be done using arrow keys, Alt+c/d/l/p/r to move fields, and Alt+Arrow Down to open the AutoFilter list.
This document lists many keyboard shortcuts for performing common actions in Excel. Some key shortcuts include: Ctrl+Z to undo, Ctrl+C to copy, Ctrl+V to paste, Ctrl+X to cut, Ctrl+F to find, Ctrl+P to print, Ctrl+S to save, and Alt+F4 to close Excel. Other shortcuts allow selecting cells, sheets, and ranges, moving between sheets, inserting functions, formatting text, entering dates and times, creating and modifying charts, and more. The shortcuts provide an efficient way to navigate, edit, and work with Excel documents through keyboard commands.
This document lists keyboard shortcuts and formulas commonly used in Microsoft Excel. It provides the key combination, description, and outcome of each shortcut and formula. Some shortcuts switch between worksheet tabs, insert or remove cell borders, or change a cell's formatting. Common formulas calculate dates and times from serial numbers, extract parts of dates, or return cell formatting properties. Functions like IF, AND, and IFERROR perform logical tests and return specified values depending on the test results.
This document lists many shortcut keys that can be used in Microsoft Excel. Some of the most commonly used shortcuts include Ctrl+C to copy, Ctrl+V to paste, Ctrl+X to cut, Ctrl+Z to undo, and Ctrl+S to save. Shortcuts also allow users to bold, italicize, underline text, fill cells, select regions, and perform other formatting and navigation functions in Excel. The shortcuts listed work across Windows and Excel versions to provide efficient ways to interact with spreadsheets.
Common Excel Shortcut Keys
Ctrl+PgDn Switches between worksheet tabs,
from left-to-right.
Ctrl+PgUp Switches between worksheet tabs,
from right-to-left.
Ctrl+Shift+& Applies the outline border to the
selected cells.
Ctrl+Shift_ Removes the outline border from the
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This document lists keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Excel. Some key shortcuts include:
- Ctrl+PgDn/PgUp to switch between worksheet tabs from left to right or vice versa
- Ctrl+Shift+&/+ to apply or remove outline borders from selected cells
- Ctrl+Shift+~/+/#/@/!/* to apply different number, date, time, or currency formats
- Ctrl+A to select the entire worksheet or current region
- Ctrl+C/X/V to copy, cut, or paste selected cells
- Ctrl+S to save the active file
- Ctrl+Z to undo the last command or deletion
This document provides shortcuts for navigating and performing common tasks in Excel 2010 for Windows. Some key shortcuts include:
- Arrow keys to move between cells, Page Up/Down to move between screens of cells
- Ctrl+Space to select an entire column, Shift+Space to select a row
- Ctrl+c, Ctrl+x, Ctrl+v for copy, cut, paste
- F2 to edit the active cell, Enter to complete a cell entry
- Ctrl+z, Ctrl+y for undo, redo
- Alt+= for autosum, Shift+F3 to insert a function
- F9 to calculate all worksheets, Shift+F9 for the active worksheet
- Ctrl+
This document lists 50 keyboard shortcuts in Excel for Windows for navigating cells, making selections, formatting cells, and other frequently used shortcuts. Some examples include using Page Down to move down one screen, Ctrl + Home to go to the beginning of the worksheet, Ctrl + End to go to the last cell, and Ctrl + S to save a spreadsheet.
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This document provides a list of keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Excel 2010. It includes shortcuts for common actions like copying, pasting, formatting cells, navigating between sheets, inserting functions and more. Many shortcuts begin with Ctrl or Alt and include letters or symbols. The shortcuts are intended to help the user work more efficiently in Excel by performing tasks with key combinations rather than using the mouse or menus.
MS Excel Shortcuts Keys, when starting with Microsoft Excel, knowing a few ms excel shortcuts keys will reduce your work time and make it easier to work on Excel. Using the mouse to do all the task reduces your productivity. Here are the most used Excel shortcuts to use when you just begin working with Microsoft Excel.
This document lists keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Excel. Some key shortcuts include Ctrl+N for a new file, Ctrl+S for saving, Ctrl+C for copying, Ctrl+V for pasting, and F2 for editing the active cell. Navigation shortcuts include arrow keys, page up/down, and Ctrl+arrow keys. Formatting shortcuts use Ctrl combined with B for bold, I for italic, and U for underline.
This document lists over 100 keyboard shortcuts for Windows. It provides shortcuts for general functions like copy, cut, paste, undo and select all. It also includes shortcuts for dialog boxes, Windows Explorer, Character Map, Remote Desktop Connection, Internet Explorer and accessibility options. Some shortcuts listed are CTRL+C to copy, CTRL+V to paste, ALT+TAB to switch between open programs, Windows Logo+D to show the desktop and CTRL+ALT+DELETE to open the start menu.
The document provides an overview of Vietnam's clean energy transition, including its global and national commitments, targets in its NDC, PDP8, and JETP plans. It discusses Vietnam's power sector trends from 2011-2022, including increasing installed capacity of solar, wind, and hydro. Key points covered include Vietnam's commitment to peak power sector emissions at 170 Mt by 2030 instead of 240 Mt in 2035, limit coal power capacity to 30.2 GW by 2030, and have renewable sources including hydro account for at least 47% of electricity production in 2030. Technological feasibility and priority development areas through 2030 are also summarized.
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Excel Shortcuts
1. 1
Excel Shortcuts Cheat Sheet
F1 Displays the Office Assistant or (Help >
Microsoft Excel Help)
F2 Edits the active cell, putting the cursor at
the end
F3 Displays the (Insert > Name > Paste)
dialog box
F4 Repeats the last worksheet action (Edit >
Repeat)
F5 Displays the (Edit > GoTo) dialog box
F6 Moves to the next pane in a workbook (if
the window is split)
F7 Displays the (Tools > Spelling) dialog box
F8 Toggles whether to extend a selection
with the arrow keys
F9 Calculates All the worksheets in All the
open workbooks
F10 Toggles the activation of the Menu Bar
F11 Displays the (Insert > Chart) dialog box
that creates a chart (on a chart sheet) using
the highlighted range
F12 Displays the (File > Save As) dialog box
Shift + F2 Inserts or edits a cell comment
(Insert > Comment)
Shift + F3 Displays the (Insert > Function)
dialog box
Shift + F4 Repeats the last Find, the same as
(Edit > Find Next)
Shift + F5 Displays the (Edit > Find) dialog
box
Shift + F6 Moves to the previous pane in a
workbook (if the window is split)
Shift + F8 Toggles between switching Add
Mode on or off*
Shift + F9 Calculates just the active
worksheet
Shift + F10 Displays the (Shortcut) menu for
the selected item
Shift + F11 Inserts a new worksheet (before
the active sheet) into the active workbook
(Insert > Worksheet)
Shift + F12 Saves, Displays the (File > Save
As) dialog box if a new workbook
Ctrl + F1 Closes and reopens the current
task pane (ribbon in 2007)
Ctrl + F2 Print Preview
Ctrl + F3 Displays the (Insert > Name >
Define) dialog box
Ctrl + F4 Closes the selected workbook
window
Ctrl + F5 Restores the size of the active
workbook or window
Ctrl + F6 Moves to the next open workbook
or window
Ctrl + F7 Activates the Move window
command
Ctrl + F8 Activates the Resize window
command
Ctrl + F9 Minimises the size of the active
workbook or window
Ctrl + F10 Maximises the size of the active
workbook or window
Ctrl + F12 Displays the (File > Open) dialog
box
Alt + F1 Creates a chart (on a chart sheet)
using the highlighted range
Alt + F2 Displays the (File > Save As) dialog
box
Alt + F4 Closes all the workbooks (saving
first) and exits Excel (File > Exit)
Alt + F8 Displays the (Tools > Macro >
Macros) dialog box
2. 2
Alt + F11 Toggles between the Visual Basic
Editor window and and the Excel window
Alt + Ctrl + F9 Calculates All cells on All
worksheets in All workbooks
Alt + Shift + F1 Inserts a new worksheet
(before the active sheet) into the active
workbook (Insert > Worksheet)
Alt + Shift + F2 Displays the (File > Save
As) dialog box
Alt + Shift + F4 Closes all the workbooks
(saving first) and exits Excel (File > Exit)
Alt + Shift + F10 Displays the drop-down
menu for the corresponding smart tag
Alt + Shift + F11 Activates the Microsoft
Script Editor window
Ctrl + Shift + F3 Displays the (Insert >
Name > Create) dialog box
Ctrl + Shift + F6 Moves to the previous
open workbook or window
Ctrl + Shift + F10 Activates the Menu Bar or
Shortcut Characters in 2007
Ctrl + Shift + F12 Displays the (File > Print)
dialog box
Ctrl + 0 Hides the columns in the current
selection
Ctrl + 1 Displays the formatting dialog box
Ctrl + 2 Toggles bold on the current
selection
Ctrl + 3 Toggles italics on the current
selection
Ctrl + 4 Toggles underlining on the current
selection
Ctrl + 5 Toggles the strikethrough of text on
the current selection
Ctrl + 6 Toggles between hiding, displaying
Ctrl + 8 Toggles the display of Outline
symbols on the active worksheet
Ctrl + 9 Hides the rows in the current
selection (Format > Row > Hide)
Ctrl + Shift + 0 Unhides the columns in the
current selection
Ctrl + Shift + 2 Enters the value from the
cell directly above into the active cell
Ctrl + Shift + 8 Selects the current region
(surrounded by blank rows and columns)
Ctrl + Shift + 9 Unhides the rows in the
current selection
Ctrl + A Displays formula palette given a
function name or selects the whole
worksheet or current date
Ctrl + B Toggles bold on the current
selection
Ctrl + C Copies the current selection to the
clipboard
Ctrl + D Copies the first cell in the selection
downwards
Ctrl + F Displays the Find dialog box
Ctrl + G Displays the GoTo dialog box
Ctrl + H Displays the Replace dialog box
Ctrl + I Toggles italics on the current
selection
Ctrl + K Displays the Insert Hyperlink dialog
box
Ctrl + L Displays the Create Table dialog box
Ctrl + N Creates a new workbook
Ctrl + O Displays the Open dialog box
Ctrl + P Displays the Print dialog box
Ctrl + R Copies the leftmost cell in the
selection to the right
Ctrl + S Saves, Displays the Save As dialog
box if a new workbook
Ctrl + U Toggles underlining on the current
selection
Ctrl + V Pastes the entry from the clipboard
Ctrl + W Closes the active workbook or
window
Ctrl + X Cuts the current selection to the
clipboard
3. 3
Ctrl + Y Repeats the last workbook action
Ctrl + Z Undo the last workbook action
Ctrl + Shift + F Activates the Font Tab of the
format cells
Ctrl + Shift + O Selects all the cells with
comments
Ctrl + Shift + P Activates the Font Size tab
of the format cells
Enter Enters the contents of the active cell
and moves to the cell below (by default)
Shift + Enter Enters the contents of the
active cell and moves to the cell above (by
default)
Tab Enters the contents of the active cell
and moves one cell to the right
Shift + Tab Enters the contents of the active
cell and moves one cell to the left
Alt + = Enters the SUM() function (AutoSum)
to sum the adjacent block of cells
Alt + 0128 Enters the euro symbol (€) (using
Number keypad)
Alt + 0162 Enters the cent symbol (¢) (using
Number keypad)
Alt + 0163 Enters the pound sign symbol (£)
(using Number keypad)
Alt + Enter Enters a new line (or carriage
return) into a cell
Ctrl + ' Enters the contents from the cell
directly above into the active cell
Ctrl + Shift + 2 Enters the value from the
cell directly above into the active cell
Ctrl + ; Enters the current date into the
active cell
Ctrl + Shift + ; Enters the current time into
the active cell
Ctrl + Shift + Enter Enters the formula as an
Array Formula
Shift + Insert Enters the data from the
clipboard
Alt + Down Arrow Displays the Pick From
List drop-down list Esc Cancels the cell entry
and restores the original contents
Delete Deletes the selection or one character
to the right
Backspace Deletes the selection or one
character to the left Shift + Delete Cuts the
selection to the clipboard
Ctrl + Delete Deletes text to the end of the
line Ctrl + - Displays the Delete dialog box
Ctrl + Shift + = Displays the Cells dialog
box
Ctrl + Selects the cells in a selected row
that do not match the value in the active cell
Ctrl + Shift + Selects the cells in a
selected column that do not match the value
in the active cell
Ctrl + / Selects the array containing the
active cell ??
Alt + ; Selects the visible cells in the current
selection
Ctrl + Shift + (8 or *) Selects the current
region (surrounded by blank rows and
columns)
Ctrl + * Selects the current region (using the
* on the number keyboard)
Ctrl + [ Selects all the cells that are directly
referred to by the formula in the active cell
(precedents)
Ctrl + Shift + [ Selects all the cells that are
directly (or indirectly) referred to by the
formula in the active cell
Ctrl + ] Selects all the cells that directly refer
to the active cell (dependents)
Ctrl + Shift + ] Selects all the cells that
directly (or indirectly) refer to the active cell
Ctrl + Shift + Page Down Selects the active
worksheet and the one after it
4. 4
Ctrl + Shift + Page Up Selects the active
worksheet and the one before it
Ctrl + Shift + Spacebar Selects all the
objects on the worksheet when an object is
selected or selects the whole worksheet
Ctrl + Spacebar Selects the current column
Shift + Arrow keys Selects the active cell
and the cell in the given direction
Shift + Backspace Selects the active cell
when multiple cells are selected
Shift + Spacebar Selects the current row
Ctrl + Shift + Arrow Key Extends the
selection to the next cell adjacent to a blank
cell in that direction
Ctrl + Shift + End Extends the selection to
the last used cell on the worksheet
Ctrl + Shift + Home Extends the selection
to the beginning of the worksheet
Shift + Arrow Keys Extends the selection by
one cell in that direction
Shift + Home Extends the selection to the
first column
Shift + Page Down Extends the selection
down one screen
Shift + Page Up Extends the selection up
one screen
End + Shift + Arrow Keys Extends the
selection to the next non-blank cell in that
direction
End + Shift + End Extends the selection to
the last cell in the current row*
End + Shift + Home Extends the selection
to last used cell on the worksheet
Alt + ' Displays the Style dialog box
Ctrl + Shift + ( ' or ) Applies the Time
format "hh:mm" to the selection
Ctrl + Shift + (1 or !) Applies the Comma
separated format "#,##0.00" to the selection
Ctrl + Shift + (4 or $) Applies the Currency
format "£#,##0.00" to the selection
Ctrl + Shift + (5 or %) Applies the
Percentage format "0%" to the selection
Ctrl + Shift + (6 or ^) Applies the
Exponential format "#,##E+02" to the
selection
Ctrl + Shift + (# or ~) Applies the General
format to the selection
Ctrl + (# or ~) Applies the Custom Date
format "dd-mmm-yy" to the selection
Ctrl + Shift + (7 or &) Applies the outline
border to the selection
Ctrl + Shift + (- or _ ) Removes all the
borders from the selection
Arrow Keys Moves to the next cell in that
direction
Ctrl + Tab Moves to the next open
workbook or window
Alt + Tab Moves to the next application
open on your computer
Alt + Shift + Tab Moves to the previous
application open on your computer
Enter Moves to the cell directly below
Tab Moves to the next cell on the right (or
unprotected cell)
Home Moves to the first column in the
current row
End + Arrow Keys Moves to the next non
empty cell in that direction
End + Enter Moves to the last cell in the
current row that is not blank
End + Home Moves to the last used cell on
the active worksheet*
End + Home Moves to the last used cell on
the active worksheet*
Page Down Moves to the next screen of
rows down
5. 5
Page Up Moves to the previous screen of
rows up
Shift + Enter Moves to the cell directly
above (opposite direction to Enter)
Shift + Tab Moves to the cell directly to the
left (opposite direction to Tab)
Alt + Page Down Moves you one screen of
columns to the right
Alt + Page Up Moves you one screen of
columns to the left
Ctrl + Home Moves to cell "A1" on the
active sheet
Ctrl + End Moves to the last used cell on
the active worksheet*
Ctrl + Up Arrow Moves to the first row in
the current region
Ctrl + Down Arrow Moves to the last row in
the current region
Ctrl + Left Arrow Moves to the first column
in the current region
Ctrl + Right Arrow Moves to the last
column in the current region
Ctrl + Page Up Moves to the previous
worksheet in the workbook
Ctrl + Page Down Moves to the next
worksheet in the workbook
Ctrl + Shift + Tab Moves to the previous
open workbook or window
Scroll Lock + Arrow Keys Moves the
workbook or window one cell the
corresponding direction
Scroll Lock + End Moves to the last cell in
the current window
Scroll Lock + Home Moves to the first cell
in the current window
Scroll Lock + Page Down Moves you down
one screen (current selection unchanged
Scroll Lock + Page Up Moves you up one
screen (current selection unchanged)
Enter Moves from top to bottom within a
selection
Tab Moves from left to right within a
selection
Ctrl + . Moves clockwise to the next corner
within a selection
Shift + Tab Moves from right to left within a
selection (opposite direction to Tab)
Alt + Ctrl + Left Arrow Moves to the left
between non adjacent cells in a selection
Alt + Ctrl + Right Arrow Moves to the right
between non adjacent cells in a selection
= Starts a Formula
Ctrl + ` Toggles between the value layer and
the formula layer
Ctrl + Insert Copies the current selection to
the clipboard
Ctrl + Shift + ( Unhides any hidden rows
within the selection
Ctrl + Shift + ) Unhides any hidden columns
within the selection
Ctrl + Shift + Select unequal cells