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» Selecting All Sheet Cells
CATEGORY: Excel Keyboard Shortcuts |
VERSIONS: All Microsoft Excel Versions |
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Using keyboard shortcuts To select all sheet cells: In Excel 97, 2000 and 2002, press Ctrl+A. In Excel 2003, select a cell in a blank range area and press Ctrl+A. When selecting a cell in the Current Region/List range area, press Ctrl+A+A. A note to Excel developers: When selecting the Current Region in Excel 2003 using Ctrl+A, the active cell remains the same; however, by pressing the Ctrl+Shift+* keyboard shortcut, the active cell is the first cell in the selected range. Using the mouse Click Select All at the top-left corner of the sheet. |
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