Within Excel you can conduct calculations on multiple worksheets and workbooks open at the same time.
Each workbook acts as its own separate window on your PC or Mac, while each worksheet acts as a tab within a workbook with separate cells.
This section of the Excel Guide offers all shortcuts you need to open, navigate between, and control all of these options.
Worksheets dan Workbooks
Within excel you can conduct calculations on multiple worksheets and
workbooks open at the same time. Each workbook acts as its own separate
window on your PC or Mac, while each worksheet acts as a tab within a
workbook with separate cells. This section of the Excel Guide offers
all shortcuts you need to open, navigate between, and control all of
these options.
View
Excel offers a diverse set of ways you can view your spreadsheets. From
hiding select cells to entire rows and columns, there are a number of
shortcut options you can take advantage of to get the most optimal view
to complete your work.
Row and Column Selection
Mass edits can save you incredible amounts of time within Excel. Often
you will want to control entire rows or columns in order use the data
to create charts/graphs, or simply to move and edit many cells at once.
Shortcuts within this section will help you control large quantities
of data with ease.
Ribbon Control
The ribbon, which is located at the top of your Excel spreadsheet,
includes tabs that can be accessed to control various aspects of your
work within Excel. These simple shortcuts can be used to access the
ribbon, navigate its features, and change the cells your ribbon is
controlling or editing.
Pivot Tables
Pivot tables allow you to extract information and significance from
massive sets of data within Excel. Although operating within them can
be difficult, using these shortcuts to navigate within them and control
data points can turn even novices in pivot table aficionados.
Operating Within a Cell
Cells are where the magic happens within Excel. They hold your data and
text, can be grouped to create beautiful graphs, and are truly the
organizational cornerstone of your spreadsheet. Each shortcut in this
section will help you better move within a cell, as well as add and
extract data.
Navigating and Selecting Cells
Once cells are selected, Excel users are presented with a plethora of
options that take full advantage of all cells in the selected range.
These shortcuts will allow you to navigate to the cell you wish to
select with ease no matter where it is within your spreadsheet.
Additionally, you will be able to select everything from words to
individual data points and characters.
Help and Menus
As with all Microsoft Office products, Excel offers a number of helpful
tools that can help you to organize and optimize your spreadsheet and
all it contains. Simple shortcuts for tools such as spell-check and
thesaurus and be a accessed with the touch of a button, as well as more
complex tools such as the cell modification menu.
Group Selection
As with all Microsoft Office products, Excel offers a number of helpful
tools that can help you to organize and optimize your spreadsheet and
all it contains. Simple shortcuts for tools such as spell-check and
thesaurus and be a accessed with the touch of a button, as well as more
complex tools such as the cell modification menu.
Group Selection
When cells are grouped together, you can do everything from creating
graphs and pivot tables to extracting numerous other forms of both
visual and text-based information. Shortcuts within this section will
help you add cells to your selection whether they are adjacent to the
active cell, or on the opposite side of the spreadsheet.
General Excel
The most of basic but useful of shortcuts within excel can be found in
this section. Save your work, close it out safely, or even print a
file; we’ve got you covered.
General Cell Control
The data and text you input into Excel can do much more than act as
placeholders within cells. Shortcuts in this section will expand your
capabilities of cell control far beyond what your mouse is capable of.
You will be able to do everything from locating cell matches to
creating tables.
Formulas and Functions
By adding formulas and functions to your Excel sheet, you instantly
gain access to a wealth of information regarding your data and can
conduct complex calculations with ease. These shortcuts can help Excel
beginners and even advanced users begin building formulas and
functions, as well as receive help where necessary.
Formatting Text and Numbers
Your text and data should look exactly the way you want it to. Simple
shortcuts in this section will help you edit your content down to the
last character. Options include bold, italics, underscore, numeric
options, and much more.
Dialog Boxes
In Excel, a dialog box is a form that can help you add information and
make decisions about different aspects of your current worksheet and
its content such as data, charts, or graphic images. Shortcuts in this
section will help you both open and work within these dialog boxes like
a pro.
Copy and Paste
With these shortcuts, moving text and data around your spreadsheet can
be easier than ever before. Data or text can be added to clipboard
easily, and you can subsequently place the clipboard contents into
whichever cell (or range of cells) you desire.
Borders
The design and aesthetics of your Excel spreadsheet is important. With
these simple shortcuts you will be able to add custom borders to any
cells you choose.
Advanced Selection
Navigating Excel to find certain cells based on data-driven criteria is
a skill available even to Excel beginners. Try implementing shortcuts
within this section to find cells such as dependents, precedents, and
other advanced criteria.
Adding Content to Cells
Cells are nothing without the data and text you add to them. These
shortcuts are the perfect tools to begin entering content efficiently
and accurately down to the last character.
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