Most (if not all) of our users use Microsoft Excel on a daily basis and there are some challenging situations that could be avoided with some tricks and shortcuts Excel has. Yet, at times, we don’t use them sometimes because we didn’t know they existed or for the simplest reason that we read about them somewhere but forgot to write them down. In reality, there are over two hundred Excel shortcuts for both PC and MAC. There is a website you can access in here (if you feel brave enough) that has them all. But that’s a large number of shortcuts to digest on just one go, so here’s the top 10 most useful ones, followed by a checklist (at the bottom of the page) you can keep. Shortcut: Ctrl + F1 (Mac: Command + Option + R) Jumping From One Worksheet To Another Expand or collapse ribbonĮxcel’s ribbon is quite a necessary piece to control your worksheet, but at times you don’t really need it to be visible and it is sitting there, taking up 4 rows of space that you could be using to see your work’s data. Let’s say you have a big Excel document, with several worksheets for example 12 for each month, and you want to move between months. Click one or more format buttons in the Font. In the Format sidebar, click the Text tab, then click the Style button near the top of the sidebar. To change all of the text in a text box or table cell, select the text box or table cell. If you want to move forward (say, from June to July): Ctrl+Page Down (Mac: Fn + Control + Down arrow). Add bold, italic, underline, and strikethrough to text in Numbers on Mac.If you want to move onward (say from November to October): Ctrl+Page Up (Mac: Fn + Control + Up arrow).
Pop open the right-click menu using Shift+F10
Shortcut for strikethrough in excel on mac for mac#
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