Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – Workbook
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 the Bottom edge of the 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 the Previous Worksheet. | Ctrl PageUp |
Excel Keyboard Shortcuts – General
Opens Help. | F1 |
Repeats the last command or action. | Ctrl Y |
Repeats the 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. | Control 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. | Control 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 the Same Cell. | Alt Enter |
Insert New Worksheet. | Shift F11 |
Insert Row/Cell (shows a dialog 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 the dialog 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 the 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 the 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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