Excel training site Exceljet offers this handy page of about 200 keyboard shortcuts for both PC and Mac. The shortcuts list covers everything from file management to formatting and editing data.

IMAGE: J. D. SARTAIN Undo! There’s a ribbon shortcut for that and Redo, plus Find & Replace…but the buttons look different in Excel and Word. Click to view full image. 2. Find & Replace ...

Useful Excel keyboard shortcuts Note: On Macs, the ⌘ key is the same as the Command or Cmd key. Also note that with many Mac keyboards, you must press the Fn key in addition to a function key.

Mastering Excel keyboard shortcuts are the secret to this speed. By pressing Control (or Command on Mac) and the Arrow keys, you can jump to the edge of data regions in a flash.

In Excel, it’s a bit more complicated because you cannot assign a keyboard shortcut the way you can in Word. As you saw above, each symbol has a Microsoft-assigned shortcut code, but short of ...

I keep my shortcut list in a small window I can Alt-Tab (or Alt-Esc) to when I want to refresh my memory. These shortcuts have really come in handy with the 2007 versions of Word and Excel.

How to hide a column in Excel The keyboard shortcut to hide a column, a contiguous selection of columns, or a non-contiguous selection is Ctrl + 0. That’s a numeric zero, not an uppercase O.

Keyboard access to the ribbon: Similar to the Vim-inspired add-ons for Chrome and Firefox, Excel 2013 and 2016 have a feature called Key Tips. When Key Tips appears by pressing Alt the Ribbon menu ...

Key Takeaways : Microsoft has introduced the keytips feature for Excel on Mac, adding over 259 new keyboard shortcuts. This update aims to boost efficiency for Mac users and is currently in beta.

If you use Microsoft Excel, you know that this robust spreadsheet application offers tons of features and functions. By using keyboard shortcuts for the most common actions, you have more time to ...

Press F10, and small letters appear over each ribbon tab and quick access toolbar item. Alt+H takes you to the Home tab, ...

(As we discussed a couple of years ago, this also works in Excel 2004.) The other solution is to add the Zoom In and Zoom Out commands to a menu in Excel, and then assign them a keyboard shortcut.