Last updated: April 29, 2014
Keyboard shortcuts can save time and the effort of switching from the keyboard to the mouse to execute simple commands. We recommend that you print this list of Excel keyboard shortcuts and keep it by your computer for a quick reference.
Note: A plus sign indicates that the keys need to be pressed at the same time.
Document actions |
Open a file |
<Ctl> + <O> |
New file |
<Ctrl> + <N> |
Save As |
<F12> |
Save |
<Ctrl> + <S> |
Print |
<Ctrl> + <P> |
Find |
<Ctrl> + <F> |
Replace |
<Ctrl> + <H> |
Go to |
<F5> |
Cursor Movement |
One cell up |
Up Arrow |
One cell down |
Down Arrow |
One cell right |
<Tab> |
One cell left |
<Shift> + <Tab> |
Top of worksheet (cell A1) |
<Ctrl> + <Home> |
End of worksheet (last cell with data) |
<Ctrl> + <End> |
End of row |
<Home> |
End of column |
<Ctrl> + Left Arrow |
Move to next worksheet |
<Ctrl> <Page Down> |
Formulas |
Apply AutoSum |
<Alt> + <=> |
Current date |
<Ctrl> + <;> |
Current time |
<Ctrl> + <:> |
Spelling |
<F7> |
Help |
<F1> |
Macros |
<Alt> + <F8> |
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Selecting Cells |
All cells left of current cell |
<Shift> + Left Arrow |
All cells right of current cell |
<Shift> + Right Arrow |
Entire column |
<Ctrl> + Spacebar |
Entire row |
<Shift>Spacebar |
Entire worksheet |
<Ctrl> + <A> |
Text Style |
Bold |
<Ctrl> + <B> |
Italics |
<Ctrl> + <I> |
Underline |
<Ctrl> + <U> |
Strikethrough |
<Ctrl> + <5> |
Formatting |
Edit active cell |
<F2> |
Format as currency with 2 decimal places |
<Ctrl> + <Shift> + <$> |
Format as percent with no decimal places |
<Ctrl> + <Shift> + <%> |
Cut |
<Ctrl> + <X> |
Copy |
<Ctrl> + <C> |
Paste |
<Ctrl> + <V> |
Undo |
<Ctrl> + <U> |
Redo |
<Ctrl> + <Y> |
Format cells dialog box |
<Ctrl> + <1> |
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