The Fundamentals Rows & Columns Basic Formatting
The Fundamentals Rows & Columns Basic Formatting
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Auditing Formulas Filtering, Sorting & Validating Macros, VBA, and Forms
Ctrl + [ Immediate Alt, A, SS Sort Data Alt, F11 VBA Editor
Precedents Alt, A, SA Sort Ascending F5 (in VBA) Run Macro
Ctrl + ] Immediate Alt, A, SD Sort F2 (in VBA) Object Browser
Dependents Descending Ctrl + G (in VBA) Immediate
Alt, M, P Trace Ctrl + Shift + L Filter Data Window
Precedents Alt, A, Q Advanced Data Alt, L, I Form Control
Alt, M, D Trace Filter Alt, W, M, U Use Relative
Dependents Right Mouse Filter by Cell’s References
Alt, M, A, A Erase Traces Button, E, V Properties Alt, W, M, R Record Macro
Shift + Ctrl + { All Precedents Alt, A, M Remove Alt, W, M, V View Macros
Shift + Ctrl + } All Dependents Duplicates
F5 + Enter Jump to Alt, A, V, V Validate Data
Original Cell
Shift + F2 Add/Edit
Comment
Alt, R, D Del Comment
Alt, R, A Show All
Comments
F5, Alt, S, C Highlight Cells
w/ Comments
Pivot Tables
Graphs & Charts
Alt, N, V Pivot Table
Alt, N, C Column Chart
Alt, N, N Line Chart
Scenarios & Sensitivities Alt, N, Q Pie Chart
=CHOOSE Select from List Alt, N, B Bar Chart
(Number, Item1, based on Alt, N, X Text Box
Item2…) Number Alt, N, SD Combo Chart
=OFFSET(Cell, # Move # of Rows (2013+)
Rows, # Cols) and Columns Alt, N, R Recommended
from Cell Chart (2013+)
Alt, A, W, S Scenario Alt, JC, A Add Chart
Manager Element (2013+)
Alt, A, W, G Goal Seek Alt, JC Design Tab
Alt, A, W, T Data Table Alt, JA Layout Tab
(2007, 2010)
Alt, JO Format Tab
(2007, 2010)
Alt, JA Format Tab
(2013)
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Then, you activate the shortcut by pressing the Alt key followed by its assigned number. Alt, 4 would change the spreadsheet
to a “Page Break” view here.
You can disable automatic error-checking if you want, but we recommend leaving it on; if you go the “Advanced” tab you can
change the direction the cursor moves after editing a cell, but we usually leave that alone.