In this article, we will learn how to quickly select a range in the workbook by using the shortcuts. We can select a cell or range of cells in Excel sheet is by selecting the Name defined for that range … Continue reading
In this article, we will learn how to quickly select a range in the workbook by using the shortcuts. We can select a cell or range of cells in Excel sheet is by selecting the Name defined for that range … Continue reading
Using keyboard shortcuts To typing in selected area, select a range of cells. The borders of the selected range are clearly defined: To move vertically downward within the selected range, press Enter. To move vertically upward, press Shift+Enter. To move … Continue reading
In this article, you’ll learn how to select horizontal and vertical range. While working in Excel, we insert Data in cells. In Excel, we can select ranges vertically and horizontally by using Keyboard keys, or we can select through mouse … Continue reading
The tip submitted by Terry White, Birmingham, UK Instead of quickly move from a cell to the end of a range of cells by using Ctrl+Arrow, just simply double-click on the edge of the cell nearest to the direction which you want to go.
Using keyboard shortcuts To hide the outline symbols: Press Ctrl+8. To restore the outline symbols: Press Ctrl+8 again. See Screenshot Screenshot // Hiding Outline Symbols
In this article, you’ll learn how to copy and move a cell(s) between sheets/workbooks in Microsoft Excel. We need to move or copy options for various purposes, but usually we move our sheet when we prepare any report on the … Continue reading
Tip submitted by Ajtoo From London Pressing the END key followed by the HOME key, takes you to the bottom right hand corner of the used area on a sheet
Using keyboard shortcuts Opening a Workbook To open a new workbook: Press Ctrl+N. To open a recently saved workbook: Press Alt+F and then the number of the file, as shown in the recently used file list (at the bottom of … Continue reading
If you have a chart with data for 1999 through 2001 and then enter a new column for 2002, you can drag and drop the new data on the chart. Highlight the cells with the new data E1:E7. Using the … Continue reading
Press Ctrl and select the chart. Now, move the chart in any direction by pressing Ctrl and one of the Four arrow keys at the same time.