Excel Shortcuts You SHOULD Know!

[@LeilaGharani]

Grab the file with all shortcuts from here 👉 pages.xelplus.com/excel-shortcuts-file

[@shahidulhasansarker]

summited but not get mail dear Leila

[@divesh.gawshinde]

I used Ctrl+; to add date and Ctrl+ shift+; to add time But when I use flash fill Ctrl+E in some rows it shows wrong date, how to solve this ?

[@sumedhdandekar8604]

Alt+D+F+S for clearing the filter from all the rows without actually removing the filter. Ctrl+shift+L will remove the entire filter, while Alt+D+F+S just clears it Alt+O+C+A for auto width column Alt+H+N+S for converting number to Short Date Alt+H+K for converting the number into accounting format. Been using these options frequently. Thank you Leila for the valuable inputs.

[@dushyant_luckmakesurlife]

awesome.......

[@chetswaman]

Thank you for sharing concise and quality tutorials with us. For Pivot table ctrl + A to select the data set Alt + N+V for pivot table

[@AjayAnandXLnCAD]

Thanks for the video. I would like to add 3 more to the list Ctrl + D/R - Copy the value/formula to adjacent cells down/right Ctrl page up/down - for navigating through sheets F2 - will let you edit the formula from the cell itself

[@LeilaGharani]

Love these! Thanks for sharing Ajay.

[@AjayAnandXLnCAD]

@@LeilaGharani pleasure is all mine

[@ExcelSquad]

Ctrl shift 8 to highlights all the data

[@hrleif8994]

Ctrl page up/down - for navigating through sheets Yes, use this all the time

[@kevincecchini]

awesome Ajay. I like the navigating between sheets in excel, sweetness.

[@jamescarmel7385]

Thanks!

[@LeilaGharani]

Thank you James!

[@Haobey]

Thank you for number 16. Here's a few of my own (haven't checked to see if they are mentioned already). ctrl + Home - takes you to the top left of a data set ctrl + end - takes you to the bottom right of a data set ctrl + Page Up - switches tabs to the left ctrl + Page Down - switches tabs to the right

[@relaxationlight6626]

find it here kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4e5foKdqNR9eKM

[@TechnoNetworkGuy]

Top Excel shortcuts in Hindi :- kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5evc6yHfqmsrbM 0:00 Introduction 0:29 How to freeze a row 1:09 How to freeze a column 1:42 How to autofit column 3:22 How to Insert a row 3:54 How to insert a column 4:26 Another shortcut key to insert row and column 5:02 How to delete a row and column 5:33 How to merge multiple cells 6:18 How to add Sheet 6:58 How to delete Sheet

[@spacemafia69]

This woman is God-given.

[@emmalungulesei9418]

I've just found you today, while I was seeking for some help for my Excel for work and I am obsessed with your videos. You are so incredible! Thank you so much for everything you show us!

[@practicalbusinesstips5591]

My two favorite shortcuts I've learned in the past few years are: cntrl [ in a cell with a formula linked to another cell (could be a cell on a different tab or file) and it will take you directly to it. Then to get back the shortcut is F5 Enter. These are my favorite shortcuts and I never see these on shortcut lists. Great video overall as usual!

[@renebartodziej3765]

try Ctrl ] to get back

[@nomiims]

Thanks

[@heisnod]

@@renebartodziej3765 it works only in one sheet

[@kari8070]

Really great

[@Tomm9y]

I found Ctrl [ about 10 years ago, the whole team worked in linked spreadsheets so everyone was thrilled to learn it too.

[@subhasispatnaik975]

Very informative indeed!!.. Probably the most needy part of Excel has been covered here to be a master of key strokes. Sharing 2 shortcuts i use alternately to insert row & columns. Add Row - Alt + I + R Add Column - Alt + I + C Keep shining..👏👏

[@VarunBanala]

at 2:55, you can also use Ctrl + Alt + V(which opens the paste special menu), and then press V to paste special as Values. shortly Ctrl + Alt + V + V

[@Soulenergy31]

Alt+N+V Pivot tables/ Ctrl+T Excel tables / Alt+D+F+F enable & disable filters / F4 absolute & relative reference / Ctrl+F1 hide and unhide Excel Ribon/ Ctrl+[ to go to the linked cell & F5+enter to return back. Beautiful video!!

[@LeilaGharani]

Great! Thank you for sharing :)

[@BasuYadwad]

Hi Leila, Thanks a ton for your useful videos! The most common Excel short cut key I use is Ctrl+D. If I am in a particular cell it just copies the value of the corresponding column cell in the row above it. It applies to formulae too. I use this along with Ctrl+Space to copy formulae for all cells of the row above current row..

[@wayneedmondson1065]

Hi Leila.. great summary of useful keyboard shortcuts. You might want to add.. to unhide hidden rows CTRL+SHIFT+9 and unhide hidden columns CTRL+SHIFT+0. Also, if you want to group instead of hide, use SHIFT+ALT+RIGHT ARROW (to group) and LEFT ARROW (to ungroup). Another good keyboard is ALT+Q to jump to the Tell Me or Search field to quickly query EXCEL for help. I use these every day. Thanks for sharing and thumbs up!

[@LeilaGharani]

Love these! I plan to make a follow up to this and will add in the suggestions in the comments here. Thank you for sharing.

[@wayneedmondson1065]

Thanks.. a couple more I use: ALT+PAGE DOWN OR PAGE UP to move a full screen right or left; ALT+; to copy just the visible cells from a highlighted range that includes hidden or filtered rows or columns.. can also be used as a quick way to see if rows or columns are hidden via the thick double line that shows on the screen when selected; CLTL+C to copy and CTRL+ALT+V to bring up the Paste Special dialog.. then V, ENTER (or any other accelerator key for different paste special options) and ESC to complete the paste and deactivate the dancing ants. The list goes on.. CTRL+D and CTRL+R to copy contents directly above or directly to the left of the current cell; F5 or CTRL+G for the Go To dialog, etc... I love keyboard shortcuts and succession key sequences.. so much faster and more efficient than using the mouse, once learned and trained into the brain. Looking forward to your follow up. Thumbs up!

[@heycarmiv]

Great tips thanks !

[@vishalgala1079]

Amazing one..The flash fill is interesting. One from my side is alt+o+c+a. This would auto align the cell size based on its contents size.

[@crice74]

Ctrl+Shift+End highlights to the last data element in a sheet. I like this one because it does not stop at cells that are blank but have data below and to the right that are not captured by Ctrl+Shift+down arrow and Ctrl+Shift+right arrow.

[@slamatali2892]

Just Wow.

[@chaddemeuse3798]

Thanks Charles!

[@raheelaarshad7669]

I am happy to be the part of this group.I am just a beginner but after watching your tutorials and reading comments it saved and helped me at work.keep up the Excellent work.

[@LeilaGharani]

Welcome aboard!

[@erinkirby2649]

I have been called the Queen of Excel or the Excel God so many times when I have a colleague see me use Excel. I consider myself a pro. I've been teaching my spouse Excel for the last few days, and pulled up these videos to help him learn more. I learned a new shortcut from the video, and a few from the comments, too!! Thanks so much!! You're amazing!!

[@VN-ux2ep]

If you didn’t already know these shortcuts, then you probably are a beginner in Microsoft Excel and you’re surrounded by idiots!🤨🤨🤨🤨

[@martapunsola2025]

This is the best excel training I found in my life. Microsoft should hire you

[@Raj2erum]

To paste as values, u can use "ctrl + Alt + V"

[@thomassentilhes7147]

Great video Leila! 2 usefull ones :) Select only visible cells from a selection: Alt + ; (semicolon) Drop down list without duplicates without validation nor asigning name : Alt + down arrow (cells on the same column, works with tables o raw data range) PD: Paste Special box short shortcut: Alt Gr + V

[@LeilaGharani]

I'm glad you found something useful Thomas.

[@juanpedroleon-cl]

F4 to repeat last action F4 in formula to change relative/absolute reference

[@crice74]

F4 is my favorite.

[@bharatjha762]

Repetition command in word F4 Alt enter Control Y

[@hybriddude007]

You are the best excel guru on the entire Internet, love your videos and the knowledge you share! Thank you!

[@Lykoskia]

Awesome lecture as always! I prefer Alt, H, V, V instead of Alt, E, S, V (you gotta press enter or click ok after that cause it's a button choice). I guess it's stuck in my brain from months of usage, even though ES is shorter than HVS when you need a special not on the main menu, but I can't get myself to use it. So I use HVV for paste values (you can do HVSV enter or ESV enter), HVW column widths (you can do HVSW enter or ESW enter), HVF formulas (you can do HVSF enter or ESF enter), HVR formats (you can do HVST enter or EST enter). To be completely honest I am trying to incorporate HVF and HVR instead of HVSF enter and HVST enter but like I said it's not leaving my head. Hope I've helped somebody. Also absolutely love Shift+Ctrl+L for filters, Ctrl+E flash fill magic and Shift+Space/Control+Space for the selection (didn't know those last 3, ty!). For insert row I use Alt, I, R, or Alt, I, C for columns. But yours is just fine, in fact it's better since there's no equivalent for deleting them in my solution. Gonna have to learn those! Also I love F4 in all of its uses. The bonus just blew my mind...

[@LactatingPlatypus]

Another one for Alt, E, S, V is Ctrl (to bring up the quick paste menu), v (to select paste as values) for pasting values

[@salala182]

menukey + v is also nice for pasting values, only if your right hand is free

[@steffenfischer5669]

Hi Leila, I have some new Excel Shortcuts for you! Shortcut Description [Ctrl] [Enter] Stay in the same cell after typing [Alt] [Shift] & From the input cell - selects all the formula cells that contain the output cell [Alt] [Shift] / From the formula cell - selects all the cells that are included in the formula [Alt] [Shift] $ From the formula cell - selects all the formulas cells that are included in the formula These are some Shortcuts that I find very useful in editing and checking my formulas!

[@joem112]

Thank-you for the shortcut tips. Possibly faster way to insert a column or row is : Select a cell, press Alt+IC to insert a column to the left, or press Alt + IR to insert a row above. Easy to remember because IC is short for Insert Column, IR is short for Insert Row.

[@LeilaGharani]

Love Alt IC and IR. You're right - very easy to remember!

[@nomiims]

thanks

[@itsmesarvesh]

It's Really Awesome & Fantastic

[@oneoneday]

Incredible nice one

[@stephanddd]

Thanks for the great comments. I use "Alt ;" all the time to copy visible cells only (instead of using the "select special" menu). You highlight the area you want to copy first, then type "Alt ;", and then Ctrl-C to copy... now you can go paste this anywhere with Ctrl-V (or right-click paste), and you'll only be pasting the visible cell you copied.

[@friendsanfriends12]

Good & Very helpful short cuts. There is one more short cut for inserting rows & columns. Alt + I +R for rows Alt + I +C for columns first select the no. of rows (e.g. 2) then use shortcut to insert the selected no. of new rows. Same is for coloumns.

[@cl8wnm5n]

Uppercase I or lower case l?

[@566johncena]

@@cl8wnm5n it doesn’t matter

[@kobostinywings]

Glad you posted this, these are the ones I use 😀

[@MatteoTomaselli]

Hi Leila! Paste as values. Select a cell, put cursor to the boundary of the cell, right click and drag to destination cell, leave right button, select paste values. Following you in Skillshare!

[@MrSubasish]

This channel is so underrated !

[@midoboy7122]

One of the best channels on youtube for me , beg thanks Cntrl + D = fill down Cntrl + page up/down = Go to next/previous sheet

[@nikhilverma1044]

Alt+i+c for adding column, Alt+i+r for adding row, Alt+i+w for adding new sheet, Ctrl+k for hyperlink, Alt+d+l for data validation, Alt+n+v for pivot table, Alt+i+o for inserting any object, Alt+h+o+r for renaming sheet, Alt+o+a for auto formatting, etc.

[@LeilaGharani]

These are great! Thank you for sharing.

[@joemjoza9803]

nikhil verma thanks for sharing. I have been looking to new sheet shortcut for a while

[@varunkhadke8467]

Great! Thanks for sharing👍👍

[@gnbyrne]

These are great!

[@kentturner9264]

As a totally blind person using screen reading software, I have learned several hot key commands. That is how I learned to use the software. Thank you for this video and for adding a few I didn't know. You're doing a great job.

[@LeilaGharani]

Thank you! I'm so glad it's helpful for you.

[@rishabhmehta3364]

Highlight a dataset and press Ctrl + . This is go through all the four corner values of the data set turn by turn. This is especially important to check if the formula and references are correctly captured.

[@djstone5518]

Use this all the time. Love this for large ranges. Very fast way to verify the correct selected range.

[@Ramkumar-de1pf]

Alt + = F5, Alt s. Is new to me... Your videos are really awesome and advanced, I get always something new every time I watche a video of yours even about known topic.

[@LeilaGharani]

Great to hear!

[@katewaller5695]

Thank you so much. Leila. Excellent presentation skills and delivered at a good pace. I train professionals for a living and it was great to see content set out, both logically and without any unnecessary waffle. A life saver !as I needed to check-in with my 'sleepy' Excel skills . Will be following your other videos.

[@ferrislkpokpa7867]

Thanks so much for such a clear and concise method of teaching!

[@adityasharma0101]

To paste as values, I like to use the short cut Alt+H+V+V Easier to remember and quicker to insert

[@jayaramb2343]

I too like this shortcut Because excel automatically shows up this shortcut by pressing alt key. Alt+H->home Alt+H+V->paste Alt+H+V+V-> paste as values

[@pravinshingadia7337]

Your videos are awesome. Been using Excel for several years but still learn things from you that I never knew and they make life easier. Thank you!

[@LeilaGharani]

Glad to help!

[@imranmohammed2644]

Super!!! Good tutorial to watch even after so many years of experience in excel. Thank You. Cntrl + D or Cntrl + R are also useful shortcuts for quick copy downwards or to the right.

[@michaelb1785]

Very useful, thanks.

[@clairejsquibb]

Some great shortcuts, and I didn't know the one for highlighting the numerical constants at the end. I shall practice that one! One of my favourites is an alternative to yours for Copy and Paste Values. The Ctrl key on its own opens Smart Tags, so what I do is this: Select, then copy with Ctrl C Paste as normal with Ctrl V, but then tap and release Ctrl, then V. This opens the Smart Tag and selects the Values option. Other letters select other options in the Smart Tag box, e.g. Ctrl then A gives you Values and number formatting.

[@norahly]

You are a genius! You made my life easy and an easy Christmas 2021. Be blessed.

[@tom_something]

Holding shift so that you can drop a row or column between two rows or columns... I have needed to know this for so long! Thank you!

[@AbhishekTripathidce]

I like to add more - Insert New Sheet - Shift + f11 Delete Sheet - Alt + H + D + S Open Name manager Dialogue Box - Ctrl + f3 Remove formatting - Select All Cell - Press - Alt + H + E + A One bonus which is very Important and frequently used option - Open Data Validation - Alt + D + L I hope this gonna work for All

[@MohammadJNematollahi]

I'm using "Alt W F F" for freezing columns and rows which is very useful for me

[@Silver-Clouds]

Very useful alt w f f

[@mk67890]

I use Alt DFF

[@kennnino3366]

Working on sheets Shift + F11 = add sheet Alt + O H R = rename sheet Alt + E L = delete sheet Alt + E M = move or copy sheet Alt + O H H = hide sheet Alt + O H U = unhide sheet These made my work easier. 😁😁😁

[@alonsohernandez9779]

cheatsheet of shortcuts from the comments (your welcome xo xo) Ctrl + home = top left cell Ctrl + end = lower right cell Ctrl + down button = selected column lower cell Ctrl + t = selected data converted to TABLE Ctrl + space bar = selects the entire column cells Ctrl + page down = switch to next sheet Ctrl+ page up = switch to previous sheet Ctrl + d = tap one the cell drag down to add that data press ctrl+d Ctrl + a = selects all Ctrl + v = paste Shift + space bar = selects the entire row Paste Special box shortcut Ctrl+Alt+V Ctrl+[ to go to the linked cell & F5+enter to return back. Following is one short key that I use to select the required columns at one instance to past in different sheet, for example random 5 from 30 columns/rows Select column then Shift -(minus) Then select another column then again Shift -U can use it n number of times as u wanted. ctrl+1 for opening the format Ctrl+0 for hiding column Ctrl+9 for hiding row The short key to move entire row or column data is Shift+Space then Ctrl+x Select the row to move Shift+Space then Ctrl + Same works for moving the column Ctrl+w to close an Excel file, but not the application F4 to repeat last action F4 in formula to change relative/absolute reference To paste as values, I like to use the short cut Alt+H+V+V Ctrl+] and Ctrl+[ to find related cells. Alt W F F" for freezing columns and rows which is very useful for me Ctrl + alt + v is another shortcut for paste special Alt+ H + O+ I. Auto fits cells/rows/columns to their contents Clear Filter (NOT Remove) = ALT + A + C Unhide Row: CTRL + SHIFT + 9 Unhide Column: ALT + O + C + U Ctrl + k to create a hyperlink Alt Pg dn - move column wise right Alt Pg up - move column wise left Ctrl + u to expand the formula bar ctrl+pageup change sheets ctrl+pagedown shift+f2 comments alt+f11 vba Alt+E+S+V Always Extract Some Values F12 to bring up save as F2 - edit formula directly in the cell lt E L to delete sheet & Alt E M to move/copy sheet. Ctrl + D/R - Copy the value/formula to adjacent cells down/right CTRL + ~ to expose formulas CTRL + ~ to change it back. Alt+w+h hide work book short cut for inserting rows & columns. Alt + I +R for rows Alt + I +C for columns first select the no. of rows (e.g. 2) then use shortcut to insert the selected no. of new rows. Same is for coloumns. Possibly faster way to insert a column or row is : Select a cell, press Alt+IC to insert a column to the left, or press Alt + IR to insert a row above. Easy to remember because IC is short for Insert Column, IR is short for Insert Row. Shift+Del then enter an alternate to cut n paste

[@adriananunez7536]

Ohh!! Thanks a lot!!

[@omnieraiq]

Good

[@abdrahman6172]

Useful tips, thanks a lot Leila, need to add a tip (if not mentioned somewhere before) : to drag cell(s) from one sheet to another one : highlight the cell(s) press "ALT" key then drag from the cell(s) edge to any other sheet in the same workbook.

[@doncogleone646]

Ctrl+tilda, squiggly key below Escape key, shows the formulas behind the value. Great video by the way!

[@BulkCarrierChiefMate]

F2 will do.

[@sandeeppeddi7075]

@@BulkCarrierChiefMate try it once and u can feel the difference

[@dfsupport]

Another awesome video! Shortcuts make my job so much easier!

[@XAE_A_Xii]

Shift+cmd+v - when you want to past only formatting, without affecting values in the destination cell. for special pasting - I use always contol+cmd+v and then select what i need to paste

[@ShubhamSharma-ls6hj]

Which is cmd button on keyboard

[@vaibhavjadhav3453]

Thank you. For pasting as Value we can do it fast with right mouse button. Ctlr + drag with right button

[@lightning6718]

Thank you very much for all the short cut tricks. You are awesome!

[@gauravkumar3146]

Ctrl+page up and Ctrl+page down to toggle between work sheets. Alt+⬇️ on first cell of a filtered column to see the drop down list. To auto adjust cell’s width in a table “Ctrl+A then Alt+O+C+A”. To insert boundaries to the cell, Ctrl+A then Alt+ H+B+A... And many more..

[@LeilaGharani]

All good ones. Thanks for that.

[@andywdrums]

The best shortcut I know.... Alt - A - C which clears all filters, without turning off the filter option from the table

[@andywdrums]

@Ali T a shortcut is defined as an alternative route to get from A to B, that is shorter than the one usually taken

[@andywdrums]

@Ali T 😂 because Ctrl + O is not a combination of keys? Sorry to have wasted your time, bro 😎 I bow to your far superior intellect 😂

[@andywdrums]

@Ali T and to you, my friend… and to you

[@realeyesrealisereallies97]

@@andywdrums gave a good chuckle there mate 😂

[@chakrapani2012]

Hey, what ever the name it is, it works for me. Thanks.😊

[@saugata2]

I really enjoy your videos.....Excel is something with infinite possibilities.... My fav and an addition to the 1st tip (Ctlr + Shift + L) is related to a table with filters: Use "Alt + down arrow" at the filter location. This enables / opens up the drop down menu where one can select whichever they want. Hope this helps. :)

[@Goldverified]

This is a very informative video, I highly recommend it. Most of the short cut keys work . But some shortcut keys of my excel are different. For example, in my excel, the shortcut key of the autosum is "Command+Shift+T". You may need to check your shortcut key or customize one in your excel under "Tools"→"Customize Keyboard".

[@sharbhanu]

@Leila Gharani You've taught me the fundamentals of MS Office much better than anyone else. I'm constantly working with all these platforms, but hardly knew the tricks to use it efficiently. Thanks a million 🙏🙏🙏

[@ekscaps6425]

Great tips, thanks. An additional, the recently added right-click menu shortcut on keyboards is very useful in Excel. Alt+E+S+V is like right-click (keyboard) then V.

[@AI-ec2qb]

Wow ma habibi! One time, a girl told me "You're so Smart" because I made a program in VBA with Excel, When I saw your video, Im like... I cant believe I never knew all this... You have given me more knowledge! Blessings Leila👩‍💻...

[@LeilaGharani]

I‘m glad you find the videos useful :)

[@k.saikumarreddy357]

Her voice is awesome, i can improve my communication by listening to her

[@tongnansekh8929]

Cringe

[@TheMaxKids]

Thirst...

[@luissantos9071]

I like your tutorial very much. These shortcuts has definitely increased my efficiency with Excel. Thank you very much.

[@LeilaGharani]

Great to hear, Luis!

[@phvaguiar]

I wish I'd found this years ago! Love from Brazil.

[@EuropeanWorldTraveler]

This was so helpful. One I definitely didn't know of was "Flash Fill." Thank you for sharing the information in a very easy-to-follow video!

[@relaxationlight6626]

you can find it here kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4e5foKdqNR9eKM

[@rishabhmehta3364]

Ctrl + k to create a hyperlink Ctrl + u to expand the formula bar

[@lgvdbroek]

Ctrl+Shift+U to expand the formulebar

[@bridgetteyoung964]

Thank you! I shared your video with my team this morning and it was well received.

[@derekeyler2634]

Some of my other favorites are Ctrl ~ = switches to a view to show formulas in text. Can toggle off and on Alt E S T, or Alt E S F (or for transpose, multiply, etc) Not specific to excel but the windows key + arrow keys is amazing with multiple or large monitors to move your windows around and split screen Shift F9 same as F9 but only on the current tab. Big help in large data files

[@rushitaroy30]

I am just half way through the video and I realise this is so useful and that too for free :) thank you I m really grateful.

[@LeilaGharani]

Glad it was helpful!

[@amineboutlikhetingenieurel8220]

Excel shortcuts - a small session by Leila Gharani 00:00 Intro 00:13 Add / remove Excel Filter 00:40 Create an Excel Table 01:10 Navigate in Large Data Sets 01:27 Select a Range of Cells 01:55 Format Cells in Excel 02:09 Auto Sum 02:40 Paste as Values 03:11 Add a New Line Inside a Cell 03:31 Select All Data in Current Region 03:41 Insert Default Chart 03:48 Excel Flash Fill 04:23 Select Entire Row/Column 04:33 Insert a New Row/Column 05:09 Delete a Row/Column 05:24 Move a Cell/Row 05:54 Hide Column/Row 06:04 Check for Hidden Cells 06:27 Insert Time Stamp 06:43 Find Cells Without Formulas (Constants)

[@saratmondal2000]

Thanks

[@anikchowdhury9708]

Thanks a lot Leila,one shortcut I learnt is ALt+W+F+R to freeze the top row

[@EmpiricalPragmatist]

Alt+M,D to quickly trace dependents (nice in combination with Ctrl+[ and F5 mentioned below). Ctrl+tilde to toggle formula view on or off. Shift+F10 for a context-sensitive right-click, opening up lots of possibilities with context menus.

[@jbkregs2766]

I am really enjoying this channel. Your videos have been a great help.

[@LeilaGharani]

I'm glad to hear that :)

[@joep9617]

*Ctrl +1* and *Ctrl+E* are awesome, Thanks Careful with the Autosum if there are any blank cells in the column or row.

[@satyavijay4913]

Not only blanks, if we have different any nunber in Bold will also be a block for auto sum. In case you have subtotals - auto sum helps us in totaling only sub totals :)

[@djstone5518]

@@satyavijay4913 Good points. Somewhat related though not a shortcut... Leila has a great video on =AGGREGATE() function and =SUBTOTAL(). I've been using the latter for years but just learned about the former, much more powerful function recently.

[@khawajaaamirali2536]

Best online teacher, the way to teach is awesome.

[@LeilaGharani]

Many thanks for the kind words!

[@shahidansari-om8hk]

You're my best teacher in excel

[@blessingsfundikwa6534]

For paste values ctrl+alt+v>v>Enter also works

[@georgeem8924]

Clear Filter (NOT Remove) = ALT + A + C Unhide Row: CTRL + SHIFT + 9 Unhide Column: ALT + O + C + U

[@kevincecchini]

cntrl+s, cntrl+v, cntrl+c,cntrl+x, alt+=, alt+shift+➡, F2 to quickly rename files in folders, F2 to enter cell followed by F7 to spell check, cntrl+A, and others. however,, there are some new ones here I will be using for sure., thanks Leila.

[@Oppadu]

Awesome lecture! It would be really helpful for the ppl working in actual field.

[@akshayaeaswar5561]

I’ve learnt more new ones from the comments section than the video itself! My additions would be: Alt + down arrow on a filter cell and alt+ space bar to select and unselect filtered texts

[@baba_agba]

Just wondering why someone will thumb down on an awesome video like this.

[@truthseeker7833]

Haters

[@MrSnobby24]

Dumb people and there is plenty of those

[@cb9532]

Because they are morons.

[@Dulitzlives]

They are stupid

[@bijubabloo5309]

U can see some poops in some public place right These kind of people like that they cnnt appreciate something good And they cnnt do also something good

[@josepraneethrajaa5826]

AWESOME METHOD OF TEACHING AND YOUR WAY OF PRESENTATION IT HELPS ME A LOT FOR MY CARRER. LITTLE BIT SHORTCUTS WHICH U HAVE EXPLAINED I KNEW BEFORE, ANYWAY IT HELPS ME A LOT FOR MY FUTURE CARRIER

[@xlezpk]

Really useful. Just want to add one of mine, Ctr + ~ to show all the formulas in the sheet and same to hide.

[@cristineocenar]

Thank you Leila! I'm learning a lot :) God bless!

[@DavidWonn]

Ctrl-D to fill down, F2 to edit active cell, and F12 to save as... are among my most used shortcuts not mentioned in this video. Personally I find the old versions far superior for the ease of discovering keyboard shortcuts. The loathsome ribbon interface in 2007 onward hides the handy Alt key menus (unless you had already memorized them from running older versions, which is why the dropdown menus were already better in the first place.) Excel 5.0 inside of Office 4.3 also allows you to revert the menus to the Excel 4.0 format and back, which makes some repetitive keyboard shortcuts even faster.

[@TrilobitesRTasty]

Agreed on the ribbon mess. Microsoft started downhill when they decided users needed to see enormous images and banners and grey bars that take up a third of the screen. Removing and minimizing them is a temporary fix. Now, Teams is a nightmare of trash that forces the shared images to be less than half the screen.

[@DavidWonn]

@@TrilobitesRTasty And it gets even worse for those of us with vision problems who need lower screen resolutions. The ribbon mess just takes up way too much of the screen at low resolutions.

[@TrilobitesRTasty]

@@DavidWonn YES! I'm an old guy...and the so-called "Accessibility Settings" that Microsoft creates are unusable. So it is with monopoly power. They have dominance over the desktop, so no longer have to provide good products.

[@DavidWonn]

Both of my retinae detached, so I prefer the zooming capabilities on my tablet over the accessibility features on newer PCs. One of the reasons is that over time, Microsoft gradually removed support for lower resolutions. This makes me gravitate to my ancient IBM PS/2, which allows me to run it in a sub-VGA resolution at 640*400 on Windows NT 3.51.

[@TrilobitesRTasty]

@@DavidWonn Ouch. I have a history of retinal detachment in my family. For now, I just keep buying bigger monitors. At least the price of those is dropping (mostly).

[@manikhan2818]

I wanna say you're the best, These tips really helps a lot!!! :)

[@kvlpnd]

For paste as value: you can use ctrl C and then ctrl V and again Ctrl and after press V. My favourite and fastest.

[@gt5713]

Slightly faster if using macros, if you need to do this often: Put the below into your personal file, then assign the macro a shortcut of control-shift-V, or whatever shortcut you like. Sub PasteSpecialValues() 'shortcut ctrl-shift-V (paste values) Application.DisplayAlerts = False: On Error Resume Next: Selection.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues: Application.DisplayAlerts = True: End Sub

[@haerfrro1]

Assign "Paste Value" to Quick Access Toolbar and then you only have to press Alt + 4 (or 5 or 6 or... depending on personalization). Only 2 buttons - it's the fastest...

[@junelagbas1505]

Easiest is ctrl C then you right click on the cell and press v

[@victorwilliams4403]

Now this was very helpful. Thanks

[@karimal-mufakkir4041]

Ma’am, you just saved my professional life. Thank you very much!

[@LeilaGharani]

My pleasure Karim. Glad it's helpful.

[@khamisame3135]

I like your teaching

[@khamisame3135]

You have good technique and amazing for me

[@frandanco6289]

I know the man who wrote Excel out of his head after he came home graduated from MIT. He lives down the street from me... A very nice, absolute intense math nerd to the max!! :) He told me if I ever had a question about Excel to call him.. :)

[@Success_Mantra82]

*All these short cuts I knew already but you explain it perfectly*

[@Stepford]

Brilliant! Some very useful shortcuts there. Thanks Leila!

[@LeilaGharani]

Great! I'm glad the tutorial is helpful Steve.

[@Stepford]

Leila, I will be sharing all this lot with my team next week! 😊

[@bschena]

wow. nearly every one of those was a revelation! and I've considered myself a pretty solid Excel user....for the past 30 years!

[@LeilaGharani]

That's great. Now you have a few more things in your toolbox that will hopefully help going forward.

[@akashshukla1248]

Hello, I've seen many of your videos and find them to be very helpful.

[@stilldrey]

CTRL+PgDn (navigate to another sheet) CTRL+PgUp (navigate up to the previous sheet)

[@victoriwuoha3081]

Nice one Leila. I learnt a new shortcut for adding filters. And date time stamps.

[@LeilaGharani]

Glad it was helpful!

[@nd7am]

ctrl+pageup change sheets ctrl+pagedown shift+f2 comments alt+f11 vba

[@LeilaGharani]

Very helpful shortcuts. Thank you for sharing.

[@asadullahalgalibaliasshamo9705]

@@LeilaGharani h

[@ameenasanar3089]

Amazing one..The flash fill is interesting. thanks mom