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    This document provides a collection of the most useful keyboard shortcuts for Excel to help users work faster. It includes shortcuts for auditing formulas, calculating worksheets, commenting on cells, copying and pasting values, editing cells and rows/columns, grouping and ungrouping rows/columns, navigating between sheets, and selecting columns and rows. Many of the shortcuts listed allow users to audit cell dependencies, calculate worksheets, add and delete cell comments, paste values only, insert and delete rows and columns, group and ungroup rows and columns, and navigate between open workbooks.

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    This document provides a collection of the most useful keyboard shortcuts for Excel to help users work faster. It includes shortcuts for auditing formulas, calculating worksheets, commenting on cells, copying and pasting values, editing cells and rows/columns, grouping and ungrouping rows/columns, navigating between sheets, and selecting columns and rows. Many of the shortcuts listed allow users to audit cell dependencies, calculate worksheets, add and delete cell comments, paste values only, insert and delete rows and columns, group and ungroup rows and columns, and navigate between open workbooks.

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    This document provides a collection of the most useful keyboard shortcuts for Excel to help users work faster. It includes shortcuts for auditing formulas, calculating worksheets, commenting on cells, copying and pasting values, editing cells and rows/columns, grouping and ungrouping rows/columns, navigating between sheets, and selecting columns and rows. Many of the shortcuts listed allow users to audit cell dependencies, calculate worksheets, add and delete cell comments, paste values only, insert and delete rows and columns, group and ungroup rows and columns, and navigate between open workbooks.

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    Excel shortcuts

    A collection of the most useful keyboard shortcuts


    When we created this list, we decided that we would include only what we felt were the most useful shortcuts that can help you get your work done faster

    Auditing
    Ctrl + ` Alternate between displaying cell values or formulas
    Alt » M » P/D Show arrows to precedents/dependents of the active cell
    Alt » M » A » A Clear all arrows

    Calculation
    F9 Calculate all worksheets in all open workbooks
    Rechecks dependent formulas and then calculates all cells in all open workbooks,
    Ctrl + Shift + Alt + F9 including cells not marked as needing to be calculated

    Commenting
    Shift + F2 Add/edit a cell comment
    Shift + F2 » Esc » Del Delete a cell comment

    Copying / Pasting
    Alt » H » V » S » V » Enter Paste special values
    Alt » H » V » S » E » Enter Paste special transpose

    Editing
    F2 Edit the active cell and position the cursor at the end of the cell contents
    Ctrl + 1 Display format cells window
    Ctrl + Shift + '+' » R/C »
    Enter Insert row/column above/left of the active cell
    Ctrl + '-' » R/C » Enter Delete row/column of active cell
    F4 Repeat last insert/delete/format action

    Grouping / Hiding
    Alt » A » G » G » R/C » Enter Group rows/columns of selection

    Alt » A » U » U » R/C » Enter Ungroup rows/columns of selection


    Alt » H » O » U » S/H Hide/unhide sheet(s)

    Navigation
    Ctrl + Page Up/Down Move to the sheet to the left/right of the active sheet
    Ctrl/Shift + Space Bar Select columns/rows of selection
    Alt » W » W » 1-9 Show open workbook #1 through #9

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