Excel Keyboard Shortcuts
Master Excel with these essential keyboard shortcuts
How to Use Shortcut Keys
If you notice the shortcuts below, you will see that there are two types of separators:
+
Plus (+) separator: Press all keys together simultaneously.
Example:
Example:
Ctrl +
N
means press and hold both Ctrl and N at the same time.
,
Comma (,) separator: Press each key one after the other.
Example:
Example:
Alt, H,
B, A
means press Alt, then H, then B, then A in sequence.
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Alignment Shortcuts
Charting Shortcuts
Clear Shortcuts in Excel
Conditional Formatting Shortcuts
Cut, Copy, and Paste Shortcuts in Excel
Data Entry Shortcuts in Excel
Drag (Mouse) Shortcuts
Excel Cell Editing Shortcuts
Excel Formula-Related Shortcuts
Extending the Selection Shortcuts
Find and Replace Shortcuts
Formatting Shortcuts
General Excel Shortcuts
Hide/Unhide (Rows, Columns, Objects) Shortcuts
Insert Shortcuts
Named Ranges Shortcuts
Navigation Shortcuts in Excel
Pivot Table Shortcuts
Row and Column Shortcuts
Selection Shortcuts
Special Cells Shortcuts
VBA Editor and the Excel Worksheet
Description | Windows | Mac |
---|---|---|
Open the VBA editor |
Alt + F11
|
⌘ + Option + F11
|
VBA Shortcuts
Workbook Related Shortcuts
Worksheet Tab Shortcuts
Worksheet Window Shortcuts
Worksheet Zoom Shortcuts
Description | Windows | Mac |
---|---|---|
Zoom in |
Ctrl + Mouse Wheel Up
|
⌘ + +
|
Zoom out |
Ctrl + Mouse Wheel Down
|
⌘ + -
|
Zoom to 100% |
Ctrl + 0
|
⌘ + 0
|
Open Zoom dialog box |
Alt + V, Z
|
⌘ + Option + Z
|