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Use keystroke shortcuts for frequently needed numeric formats

Use keystroke shortcuts for frequently needed numeric formats

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Use keystroke shortcuts for frequently needed numeric formats

- [Voiceover] We're looking at a worksheet called Keystroke shortcuts and sure enough we're seeing quite a number of them here. And these various keystroke shortcuts have a lot in common. First of all, on most keyboards where you see the numbers one through six, just to the left of that, you're likely to see this key. And above each of these number keys, of course, you do see other symbols. Now you can probably see by just reading the screen what we're about to talk about. When you use Ctrl+Shift with these keys, you're using one of the keystroke shortcuts. In different books or on the Internet if you're looking up something about Excel, you might see a shortcut referred to, for example, as Ctrl+Shift+! or Ctrl+Shift+1. It means the same thing. Now, in row seven we simply see numbers entered here, as if they were typed that way. If I have an entry like this and I use General format, that's the native format, the default format in Excel. Nothing's going to change here. You probably…

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