6Foot2 Posted February 22, 2010 Posted February 22, 2010 Category: Selection Select the whole column CTRL + SPACE Select the whole row SHIFT + SPACE Select table SHIFT + CTRL + SPACE bar Save CTRL + s Select visible cells only ALT + ; Select entire region CTRL + A Select range from start cell to far left SHIFT + Home Select range from start cell to end in direction of arrow SHIFT + End + arrow Select a continuous range of data (e.g. pivot), no matter where your cursor is. CTRL + * Select blank cells F5 + ALT + S + K + ENTER Select all cells with comments CTRL + SHIFT + O Select all cells that are directly or indirectly referred to by formulas in the selection CTRL + SHIFT + { Select all cells with formulas that refer directly or indirectly to the active cell CTRL + SHIFT + } Selects all the way to a1 from cursor position CTRL + SHIT + HOME Select cells in the direction of arrow CTRL + SHIFT + Arrow Category: Navigation Previous sheet CTRL + Page Up Next sheet CTRL + Page Down Launch GO TO Dialog (from here you can select special or jump to a cell or range) F5 Go to top left (will go to top left of freezed pane if set) CTRL + Home Go to last non-blank cell CTRL + end Go to previous sheet CTRL + PgUp Go to next sheet CTRL + PgDn Print CTRL + p Toggle between workbooks in a given session of excel. CTRL + TAB Category: Formulas Change the type of cell reference from relative to absolute or semi-absolute F4 Repeat whatever you did last F4 Debug portions of a formula (select and press) F9 Sum range ALT + = Enter array formula CTRL + SHIFT + Enter Select array formula range CTRL + / Display range names (can be used when typing formulas) F3 Evaluate formulas. (its easy to remember when working with some “tuf” formulas!) ALT + TUF Copy a formula from above cell and edit CTRL + ' Display the formula palette after you type a valid function name in a formula CTRL + A (while writing a formula) Alternate between displaying cell values and displaying cell formulas CTRL + ` (Single Left Quotation Mark) Calculate formulas F9 Select all precedent cells CTRL + [ Select all dependent cells CTRL + ] Source: http://chandoo.org/wp/2010/02/22/complete-list-of-excel-shortcuts/ Other categories found at the page above: Formatting, Excel options, Editing, Autocomplete, Everything else.
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