MOST IMPORTANT EXCEL SHORTCUTS
Ctrl + Shift + L: This shortcut toggles the filter on or off for the selected range. It's handy for quickly applying or removing filters without using the mouse.
Alt + E + S: This shortcut sequence opens the Paste Special dialog box, allowing you to choose specific paste options such as values, formats, formulas, and more.
Alt + Enter: While editing a cell, pressing Alt + Enter allows you to insert a line break within the cell. This is useful for creating multi-line text entries.
Ctrl + ' (Apostrophe): This shortcut copies the value from the cell above the currently selected cell. It's a quick way to fill down a column with the value from the cell above.
Ctrl + Alt + V: This shortcut opens the Paste Special dialog box directly in Values mode. It's a quicker way to paste values compared to using Alt + E + S followed by the V key.
Ctrl + ; (semicolon): This shortcut inserts the current date into the selected cell. Similarly, Ctrl + Shift + ; (semicolon) inserts the current time.
Ctrl + Shift + $: This shortcut applies the Currency format to the selected cells, formatting numbers with the appropriate currency symbol and decimal places.
Ctrl + Spacebar: Selects the entire column of the currently active cell.
Shift + Spacebar: Selects the entire row of the currently active cell.
Ctrl + Shift + { or }: This shortcut selects all cells directly referenced by formulas within the selected range. It's useful for auditing and tracing precedents or dependents in your formulas.
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