Basic shortcuts Of Microsoft Excel for working professional

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Mastering Excel: 20 Essential Shortcuts
Unlock Your Productivity with Excel

Table of
Contents
01The Power of Excel Shortcuts
02Shortcut #1: Select All (Ctrl + A)
03Shortcut #2: Open Format Cells (Ctrl + 1)
04Shortcut #3: Fill Down (Ctrl + D)
05Shortcut #4: Open AutoSum (Alt + = )
06Shortcut #5: Create Chart (Alt + F1)
07Shortcut #6: Move between Worksheets (Ctrl + Page Up/Page Down)
08Shortcut #7: Insert Hyperlink (Ctrl + K)
09Shortcut #8: Go to Specific Cell (Ctrl + G)
10Shortcut #9: Repeat Last Action (Ctrl + Y)
11Thank You for Joining Us!

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The Power of Excel Shortcuts

In this tech-driven world, efficiency is key. Excel shortcuts can be a game changer for data
management.

Using shortcuts not only speeds up your workflows but also reduces the strain of repetitive tasks.

Imagine completing your work in half the time—it’s all possible with Excel’s powerful shortcuts!

These tricks can free you up for more strategic thinking and decision-making.

Let’s dive into the top 20 shortcuts that will transform your Excel experience.

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Shortcut #1: Select All (Ctrl + A)

Quickly select your entire worksheet using Ctrl + A.

This simple command enhances data manipulation and analysis, saving you valuable seconds.

An essential starting point for any Excel user looking to streamline their workflow.

Perfect for those who handle large datasets regularly.

Next, let’s discover another time-saving shortcut.

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Shortcut #2: Open Format Cells (Ctrl + 1)

Access the Format Cells dialog box instantly with Ctrl + 1.

This allows you to adjust number formats, fonts, borders, and more with ease.

Custom formatting helps in making your data visually appealing and easier to read.

A vital shortcut for anyone presenting data professionally.

Onwards to the third crucial shortcut!

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Shortcut #3: Fill Down (Ctrl + D)

Quickly copy data from the cell above with Ctrl + D.

This feature is perfect for filling formulas or repeated values without hassle.

It reduces the risk of errors from manual input.

An absolute must-know for repetitive data entry tasks.

Let’s keep the momentum going!

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Shortcut #4: Open AutoSum (Alt + = )

Speed up your calculations with AutoSum by pressing Alt + = .

Automatically add up numbers in a row or column—time-saving magic!

Ideal for budget tracking and financial reports.

Make your data analysis efficient and effortless.

What’s the next shortcut on our list?

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Shortcut #5: Create Chart (Alt + F1)

Generate a quick chart from your data using Alt + F1.

Visual representation of data is crucial for insights and presentations.

This shortcut makes data visualization fast and accessible.

Great for quick reports and side discussions.

Let’s move to the sixth time-saving hack!

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Page Up/Page Down)
Shortcut #6: Move between Worksheets (Ctrl +

Navigate between your Excel worksheets seamlessly with Ctrl + Page Up/Page Down.

Quick switching enhances multi-sheet management efficiency.

Perfect for those handling extensive data across multiple sheets.

Stay organized and focused as you research or analyze.

What’s the seventh shortcut?

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Shortcut #7: Insert Hyperlink (Ctrl + K)

Easily insert hyperlinks into your spreadsheets with Ctrl + K.

Linking to resources can enhance your data’s usability and accessibility.

Keeps important information at your fingertips.

A must for collaborative projects and reports.

Let’s explore the eighth one!

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Shortcut #8: Go to Specific Cell (Ctrl + G)

Quickly move to a specific cell using Ctrl + G, or F5.

An invaluable tool when working with extensive spreadsheets.

No more endless scrolling—get where you need to be in an instant.

Boost your efficiency and responsiveness while working in Excel.

Almost there, let’s check the ninth shortcut!

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Shortcut #9: Repeat Last Action (Ctrl + Y)

Avoid redundancy by repeating your last action with Ctrl + Y.

This allows for faster editing and formatting tasks.

Perfect for users who frequently modify similar data.

Improves workflows by minimizing repetitive steps.

Now, let’s wrap up with our last slide!

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Thank You for Joining Us!

We hope these 20 Excel shortcuts will empower you to work smarter, not harder.

Time is your most valuable asset—use it wisely and efficiently.

For more tips on productivity and business tools, stay connected with us.

A special thanks to HubSpot for sponsoring this presentation.

Let’s conquer Excel and embrace a more productive workflow!