Excel keyboard shortcut list (1)
Resizing toolbars and task panes
1. Press Alt to select the menu bar.
2. Press Ctrl Tab repeatedly to select the desired toolbar or task pane.
3. Please do one of the following:
Adjust the size of the toolbar
1. In the toolbar, press Ctrl + Spacebar to display the "Toolbar Options" menu.
2. Select the "Size" command and press Enter.
3. Use the arrow keys to resize the toolbar.
Mobile Toolbar
4. In the toolbar, press Ctrl + Spacebar to display the "Toolbar Options" menu.
5. Select the "Move" command and press Enter.
6. Use the arrow keys to adjust the position of the toolbar. Press the Ctrl arrow keys to move one pixel at a time. To undock the toolbar, press the Down arrow key repeatedly. To anchor the toolbar vertically to the left or right, press the Left or Right arrow keys when the toolbar is always on the left or right, respectively.
Adjust the size of the task pane
7. In the task pane, press Ctrl+Spacebar to display a menu of other commands.
8. Use the down arrow key to select the "Size" command, and then press Enter.
9. Use the arrow keys to resize the task pane. Use the Ctrl arrow keys to adjust one pixel at a time.
Mobile Task Pane
10. In the task pane, press Ctrl+Spacebar to display a menu of other commands.
11. Use the down arrow key to select the "Move" command, and then press Enter.
12. Use the arrow keys to adjust the position of the task pane. Use the Ctrl arrow keys to move one pixel at a time.
4. When you're done moving or resizing, press Esc.
Use dialog box
Tab
Move to the next option or option group.
Shift Tab
Move to the previous option or option group.
Excel common shortcut keys
Tab moves the cursor right Shift Tab moves the cursor left Enter moves the cursor down Shift Enter moves the cursor up
Press the F4 shortcut key to switch the relative value to the absolute value, “= A1” → “=$A$1” → “=A$1” → “=$A1”
Alt F4 Close Excel
F2 Enter the current cell editing state
SHIFT F2 Insert cell comment
ALT =, equivalent to entering the SUM function
ALT Enter can force a line break in cell editing state
Alt E V Paste value (strongly recommended)
SHIFT F11 Insert new worksheet
SHIFT Arrow Key Expands the selected area by one cell width
ALT ↓ Select to enter the entered data (plain text) without setting data validity
Ctrl Home shortcut key to force back to the previous cell
Ctrl PgDn shortcut key to next worksheet
Ctrl PgUP shortcut key to go to the previous worksheet.
Ctrl 9 Hide row
Ctrl 0 hide column
Ctrl Shift 9 Unhide row
Ctrl Shift 0 Unhide column
Ctrl End to the end of the area
Ctrl ←↑→↓ to the last ←↑→↓ cell of the continuous range
Ctrl N Add new workbook
Ctrl O Open workbook
Ctrl S Save current workbook
Ctrl P Print current worksheet
Ctrl F Query
Ctrl G Positioning
Ctrl H Replace
Ctrl B boldface
Ctrl U Underline
Ctrl I italics
Ctrl Z Undo the previous step
Ctrl 'Copy the contents of the previous cell
Ctrl D Copy the contents of the previous cell
Ctrl A Select all current worksheet
Ctrl * Select all current working area
Ctrl; Insert current date
Ctrl: Insert current time
Ctrl F4 Close the current workbook
Ctrl W Close the current window (also applicable to IE window)
CTRL TAB EXCEL Switch between active windows
CTRL R Copy the cell on the left
CTRL " " (plus sign on numeric keypad) insert into cell/row/column
CTRL "-" (minus sign on numeric keyboard) Delete cell/row/column
CTRL `(above the TAB key) switches between formulas and values.
CTRL 1, cell formatting.
CTRL 2. Bold or not bold the font.
CTRL 3, set the font to italic.
CTRL D Fill Down
CTRL R Fill right
CTRL H Find and Replace
CTRL `(left of 1): formula review
CTRL (numeric keyboard): Insert row and column cells
CTRL -: Delete row and column cells
CTRL F11: Insert macro table
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