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This document provides shortcuts for common Excel functions and formatting options: F2-F7 provide shortcuts for editing cells, pasting names, repeating actions, navigating to cells, spell checking, and creating charts. Keyboard shortcuts with Ctrl, Alt and Shift allow for functions like inserting dates, times, links, formatting text, navigating sheets, switching windows, and more. Additional shortcuts allow for formatting numbers, inserting and deleting columns/rows, navigating cells, and toggling between viewing formulas and values.
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This document provides shortcuts for various programs including Windows, Outlook, Word, and Excel. It lists keyboard shortcuts for common actions like copying, pasting, saving files, formatting text, navigating documents and switching between programs. Many shortcuts use Ctrl, Alt, Shift or F keys in combinations. It is a quick reference guide to basic and advanced shortcuts for increased efficiency.
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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
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