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Discover the most wanted Excel filter shortcut list! Apply or remove filtering and sort your data through useful examples. This article will explain how to use shortcuts for filtering and displaying data in Excel. Table of contents: How to Filter Data Using Keyboard Shortcuts If you work with lists or a table, you can apply … Read more
This guide will teach you how to use the F4 keyboard shortcut to toggle between absolute and relative references. In the previous lessons, you have learned how to use the absolute, relative, and mixed references in Excel. What if you want to switch between references and do not want to type the dollar sign ($) … Read more
Learn how to use the insert table shortcuts in Excel to speed up this frequently used task through examples. When you are working with an Excel Table, you should know how to perform the task faster. Today’s quick guide will be about the most used table-related shortcuts. How to insert a Table in Excel using … Read more
The repeat last action shortcut in Excel will repeat the previous command when it is available. Read more about the trick through examples! The repeat last action shortcut is: Windows Mac If you prefer to use the mouse, click Repeat on the Quick Access Toolbar. In the next section, you will learn how to do … Read more
This guide will explain how to use a shortcut to close Excel or a Workbook. If you are working with Excel, we recommend you use shortcuts. How to close Excel using a shortcut On Windows, use the Alt + F4 shortcut to close Excel. On a Mac, use the Command + Q. You can open … Read more
Excel Superscript is similar to the subscript function. Learn how to format a character slightly above the baseline through useful examples. What is Superscript in Excel? We use superscript in Excel to transform a number or text value into smaller fonts above the selected numbers and text. In most cases, we use this feature to … Read more
Learn how to use the Excel Zoom Shortcut to zoom in and out while using your Workbook. Then, we’ll show you the fastest ways! Excel Shortcuts to Zoom In or Out (Keyboard, Mouse, and Keystrokes) The first question: Where do you find the zoom command in Excel? Take a closer look at the bottom-right corner … Read more
Learn how to apply the Excel fill color shortcut to change a cell’s background or shading colors using various methods. In this guide, all demonstrated fill color shortcuts are for Excel for Windows versions 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019, and Microsoft 365. If you are looking for keyboard shortcuts to fill a cell quickly, you are … Read more
Subscript in Excel is a quick formatting option to decrease the size of a text or a number. Thus, after the operation, the text is smaller. There are various methods to apply subscript in Excel: apply shortcuts and custom cell formatting, then use the subscript checkbox. Good news: The shortcut is not short in this … Read more
Use the Excel Fill Down Shortcut or the AutoFill function to copy data to multiple cells through useful examples. This guide will show you how to enable the Fill Down feature using a keyboard shortcut or mouse from Excel 2010 to Microsoft 365 and Mac Excel. How to use the Fill Down Shortcut Steps to … Read more
This tutorial will take you step-by-step through everything you need to know to use the Edit Cell Shortcut in Excel. If you are using Excel keyboard shortcuts to save your time, this article is yours. Editing cell is a basic operation in Excel. Today, we will discover and show you the best methods to edit … Read more
Use the Excel Ctrl + X cut shortcut to move the selected content, formatting styles, and formulas, or use the same shortcut on Mac. Once your data is in the clipboard, use the paste values shortcut or the paste special command. Windows Shortcut Mac Shortcut How the cut function work The most important thing is … Read more