This document provides shortcuts for navigation, formatting, editing, and other functions in Excel. It lists shortcut keys for bolding, italics, hiding/unhiding rows and columns, inserting dates, borders, and other formatting. Navigation shortcuts include going to the first/last cell, next/previous tab, and moving between files and workbooks. Editing shortcuts contain copying, cutting, deleting, and pasting. Help and other menu shortcuts are accessed with Function keys. The document also gives examples of IF, VLOOKUP, and other formulas.
This document provides shortcuts for navigation, formatting, editing, and other functions in Excel. It lists shortcut keys for bolding, italics, hiding/unhiding rows and columns, inserting dates, borders, and other formatting. Navigation shortcuts include going to the first/last cell, next/previous tab, and moving between files and workbooks. Editing shortcuts contain copying, cutting, deleting, and pasting. Help and other menu shortcuts are accessed with Function keys. The document also gives examples of IF, VLOOKUP, and other formulas.
This document provides shortcuts for navigation, formatting, editing, and other functions in Excel. It lists shortcut keys for bolding, italics, hiding/unhiding rows and columns, inserting dates, borders, and other formatting. Navigation shortcuts include going to the first/last cell, next/previous tab, and moving between files and workbooks. Editing shortcuts contain copying, cutting, deleting, and pasting. Help and other menu shortcuts are accessed with Function keys. The document also gives examples of IF, VLOOKUP, and other formulas.
This document provides shortcuts for navigation, formatting, editing, and other functions in Excel. It lists shortcut keys for bolding, italics, hiding/unhiding rows and columns, inserting dates, borders, and other formatting. Navigation shortcuts include going to the first/last cell, next/previous tab, and moving between files and workbooks. Editing shortcuts contain copying, cutting, deleting, and pasting. Help and other menu shortcuts are accessed with Function keys. The document also gives examples of IF, VLOOKUP, and other formulas.
Advanced Analysis Techniques for Finance Professionals Formatting Shortcut Keys Editing Shortcut Keys Navigation Shortcut Keys Bold Ctrl + B Hide Column Ctrl + ) Hide Row Ctrl + 9 Insert Date Ctrl + ; Italics Ctrl + I Outline Border Ctrl + Shift + & Remove Borders Ctrl + Shift + _ Strikethrough Ctrl + 5 Underline Ctrl + U Unhide Column Ctrl + Shift + ( Unhide Row Ctrl + Shift + 9 Copy Ctrl + C Cut Ctrl + X Delete / Shift Selection Ctrl + _ Edit Cell (Activate Formula Bar) F2 Hard Wrap Text (in a cell) Alt + Enter Insert Cell / Row Ctrl + Shift + + Insert Worksheet Shift + F11 Create New Workbook Ctrl + N Paste Ctrl + V (or) Shift + Insert Paste Name F3 Print Ctrl + P Save Shift + F12 Undo Ctrl + Z Function Keys Find Ctrl + F Find / Replace Ctrl + H Go To First Cell Ctrl + Home Go To Last Active Cell Ctrl + Arrow Go To Last Cell Ctrl + End Go To The Next Tab Ctrl + Page Down Go To The Previous Tab Ctrl + Page Up Move Between Files Alt + Tab Move Between Workbooks Ctrl + F6 Select All Cells in a Direction Ctrl + Shift + Arrow Select Column Ctrl + Spacebar Select Multiple Cells Shift + Arrow Select Row Shift + Spacebar Help Menu F1 Edit a Cell / Formula Bar F2 Add or Edit Comment Notes Shift + F2 Paste Name F3 Paste Function Shift + F3 Define Name Ctrl + F3 Repeat Last Action F4 Close Worksheet Ctrl + F4 Close Excel Alt + F4 Move to Next Worksheet Ctrl + F6 Spell Check F7 Pulldown Menu Shortcut Keys Alt activates the menu. Follow with the underlined letter to activate the menu. Continue with the appropriate underlined letters to select within menus. For example: Alt + F + A results in a File, Save As Finance Academy Website: Kraft One Homepage > Functional Sites > Global Finance > Finance Academy 7/31/2007 3:00 PM 3 parts to the formula: Examples: = if (a1+b1=1, "yes", "no") = if ((a1/b1)>1, "***", (a1/b1)) = if (b1=0, 0, (a1/b1)) = if ((a1/b1)>1, "***", (if(a1/b1<-1, "***", (a1/b1)))) Logical Statement = if (logic statement, action 1, action2) If this is true then Do this otherwise Do this 4 parts to the formula: Examples: = vlookup ($a1,$d$4:$g$28,3,false) = vlookup($a1,range_name,2,false) = vlookup ($a1,date_table,2, true) = if (isna(vlookup($a1,date_table,2,true)),"",(vlookup($a1,date_table,2,true))) Lookup Formula = vlookup (common value, data table, column, false/true) The common value between worksheets (vendor) Range of data to query The column # of the data you want returned False If you want only that value True if you want the next best (#s only) Name a Range Insert + Name + Define Ctrl + F3 Use the Name Box above cell A1 Finance Academy Website: Kraft ONE Homepage > Functional Sites > Global Finance > Finance Academy