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Navigating workbooks with CTRL shortcuts - Microsoft Excel Tutorial
From the course: Excel: Productivity Tips
Navigating workbooks with CTRL shortcuts
- [Instructor] All right, time to talk about quickly and efficiently navigating through worksheets using CTRL shortcuts. This is another one of our very basic one-star productivity tips, but that doesn't mean it's not valuable and important. In fact, these simple CTRL shortcuts can save you a huge amount of time in the long run. Now, I'm not going to talk through every single shortcut option that Excel has to offer. Instead, I'm going to share with you the ones that I tend to use most frequently. So here are a few of my favorites. Let's start with CTRL + arrow, those up down, left, right arrows on your keyboard. What those will do is jump to the edge of a contiguous range of cells. That means a range with no blanks in between. And if you're on a Mac, you're going to use CMD + arrow for the shortcut. And at the same time, you can hold shift and not just jump to the last cell, but also create a selection at the same time.…
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Customizing the Excel footer4m 3s
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Navigating workbooks with CTRL shortcuts8m 1s
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Accessing ribbon tools with Alt key tips6m 53s
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Accessing the Go To Special options4m 36s
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Removing blank rows3m 17s
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Creating drop-down menus with Data Validation7m 11s
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Filling patterns with AutoFill and Flash Fill8m 26s
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Customizing the Excel ribbon tools6m 53s
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Splitting text to columns7m 39s
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Synchronous scrolling across multiple workbooks2m 58s
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Extracting unique values from a list4m 6s
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Using named range and table references8m 12s
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Protecting cells and formulas8m 9s
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