"Keyboard shortcuts with CTRL as a primary Key"
Here i have presented the excel keyboard shortcuts with CTRL as one of the primary key. Try remembering as many as possible. The best way to see the practical application of these shortcut keys is to try out them in excel. Write a number in a cell and keep trying out these combinations. Practice them for 3-4 times by looking at the sheet and after think of an activity that you want to do and then try to remember the keystroke required to accomplish the task. Do not move to the next blog in series until 80% of the shortcuts are successfully reproduced
| Shortcut key | Activity performed | Shortcut Key | Activity Performed | |
| Ctrl + A | Select All | Ctrl + Space | Select Row | |
| Ctrl + B | Bold | Shift + Space | Select Column | |
| Ctrl + C | Copy | Ctrl + 1 | Format cell Dialog | |
| Ctrl + D | Copy Down | Ctrl + 2 | Bold | |
| Ctrl + E | Ctrl + 3 | Italic | ||
| Ctrl + F | Find | Ctrl + 4 | Underline | |
| Ctrl + G | Goto | Ctrl + 5 | Strikethrough | |
| Ctrl + H | Replace | Ctrl + 6 | ||
| Ctrl + I | Italics | Ctrl + 7 | ||
| Ctrl + J | Ctrl + 8 | |||
| Ctrl + K | Hyperlink | Ctrl + 9 | Hide Row | |
| Ctrl + L | Create Table | Ctrl + 0 | Hide Column | |
| Ctrl + M | ||||
| Ctrl + N | New file | |||
| Ctrl + O | Open file | Ctrl + ; | Insert Date | |
| Ctrl + P | Print file | Ctrl + ' | Copy exact formula | |
| Ctrl + Q | Ctrl + + | Insert Row | ||
| Ctrl + R | Copy right | Ctrl + - | Delete Row | |
| Ctrl + S | Save File | Ctrl + F1 | Remove developer bar | |
| Ctrl + T | Create Table | Ctrl + F2 | Print Preview | |
| Ctrl + U | Underline | Ctrl + F3 | Manage names | |
| Ctrl + V | Paste | Ctrl + F4 | Close | |
| Ctrl + W | Close file | Ctrl + F5 | Maximize | |
| Ctrl + X | Cut | Ctrl + F6 | ||
| Ctrl + Y | Redo | Ctrl + F7 | ||
| Ctrl + Z | Undo | Ctrl + F8 | ||
| Ctrl + Tab | Next workbook | Ctrl + F9 | Minimize | |
| Ctrl + F10 | Maximize | |||
| Ctrl + F11 | Create macro sheet | |||
| Ctrl + F12 | Open file |

Guruji, I have a problem. In excel 2003, I can learn all kinds of newer shortcuts as well by just browsing through the menus using the mouse, as the shortcut key is usually mentioned with each menu option. However, in excel 2010, this feature is missing.
ReplyDeleteFor eg. Alt+D+D+W will open a web query in 2003, but the same cannot be replicated in 2010. What is the solution, Guruji?