» Selecting a Range of Non-Adjacent Cells
CATEGORY - Excel Keyboard Shortcuts
VERSION - All Microsoft Excel Versions
Sometimes you may need to select some non-adjacent cells to either clear the contents or format in a particular way.
To select a range of non-adjacent cells:
1. Select cell A1, and press Ctrl+Shift+Down Arrow.
2. Continue holding down Ctrl, and select another range.
3. Select additional ranges while continuing to press Ctrl.
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