Excel Keyboard Shortcuts: Editing Cells & Cell Contents

Learn to Be More Efficient in Microsoft Excel (Part 12 of a 20-Part Excel Course Series)

What You will Learn

  • Become MORE PRODUCTIVE in Microsoft Excel
  • Save minutes each day
  • Show off your cool new skills: impress others with 17 awesome tips, tricks, and keyboard shortcuts

Description


Most Recent Course Update:

December 2015

Course Description

Are you a Microsoft Excel user? How well do you know the program? Can you do most actions in Excel without using your mouse?


If not: Stop wasting time.

Learn to save several minutes each day by slightly tweaking your workflow. Discover 17 ways to work more efficiently when Editing Cell & Cell Contents in Microsoft Excel.

So…

Become the go-to keyboard savant in your office.
Impress your boss.
Get more done each day.
Use the hours you save to make more money or just have some fun!


The choice is yours.

Click “Take This Course” now, and become MORE PRODUCTIVE today!

See you in on the other side.

Cheers,

Tolan
Co-Founder of ProductivityMe

Who this course is for:
Course is for PC-users of Microsoft Excel 2007, 2010, 2013, and 2016
Excel for Mac uses a different set of keyboard shortcuts; this course is not recommended for Excel 2011 Mac or Excel 2016 for Mac (unless user is running Windows on Boot Camp or Parallels)

Requirements

Windows PC or laptop


Course Content

  • 3 sections • 22 lectures • 1h 14m total length
  • Introduction to the Course
  • DOWNLOADS: Guide to Other Mini-Courses in Series & Guide to Keyboard Shortcuts
  • Overview of Specific Keyboard Shortcuts Covered in Course
  • 12.01 – (F2) – Editing the Active Cell
  • 12.02 – (Esc) – Canceling an Entry
  • 12.03 – (Shift + F2) – Inserting a Comment
  • 12.04 – (Shift + F2) – Editing a Comment
  • 12.05 – (Shift + F10 … M) – Deleting a Comment
  • 12.06 – (Shift + →) – Selecting One Character Right
  • 12.07 – (Shift + ←) – Selecting One Character Left
  • 12.08 – (Ctrl + →) – Moving One Word Right
  • 12.09 – (Ctrl + ←) – Moving One Word Left
  • 12.10 – (Ctrl + Shift + →) – Selecting One Word Right
  • 12.11 – (Ctrl + Shift + ←) – Selecting One Word Left
  • 12.12 – (Shift + Home) – Selecting to Beginning Cell
  • 12.13 – (Shift + End) – Selecting to End Cell
  • 12.14 – (Ctrl + Delete) – Deleting to the End of Line
  • 12.15 – (Backspace) – Deleting Character to the Left of Cursor
  • 12.16 – (Delete) – Deleting Character to the Right of Cursor
  • 12.17 – (Alt + Enter) – Starting a New Line in the Same Cell
  • Course Wrap-Up
  • DOWNLOAD: Guide to Other Mini-Courses in Series (As Shown Above)



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