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30+ shortcuts to speed up your calculations - Excel

  1. Select the current column [Ctrl] + [Space]
  2. Select the current row [Shift] + [Space]
  3. Edit the active cell [F2]
  4. Move to the beginning of the worksheet [Ctrl] + [Home]
  5. Move to the last cell on the worksheet [Ctrl] + [End]
  6. Paste a name into a formula [F3]
  7. Paste a function into a formula [Shift] + [F3]
  8. Alternate value/formula view [Ctrl] + [`] (on key [1])
  9. Calculate all sheets in all open workbooks [F9]
  10. To go to a cell quickly [F5] or [Ctrl] + [G]
  11. Display the Find dialog box [Shift] + [F5]
  12. Display the Format Cells dialog box [Ctrl] + [1]
  13. Create a chart [F11]
  14. Insert a new sheet [Alt] + [Shift] + [F1]
  15. Repeat the last action [F4]
  16. Repeat Find [Shift] + [F4]
  17. Open [Ctrl] + [F12]
  18. Exit [Ctrl] + [F4]
  19. Check spelling of current cell [F7]
  20. Activate the menu bar [F10]
  21. Display the Macro dialog box [Alt] + [F8]
  22. Apply outline to active cell [Ctrl] + [Shift] + [&]
  23. Convert to a percentage [Ctrl] + [Shift] + [%]
  24. Select all filled cells around active cell [Ctrl] + [Shift] + [*]
  25. Move to next sheet [Ctrl] + [Page Down]
  26. Move to previous sheet [Ctrl] + [Page Up]
  27. Complete a cell entry and move up [Shift] + [Enter]
  28. Complete a cell entry and move right [Tab]
  29. Complete a cell entry and move left [Shift] + [Tab]
  30. Edit a cell comment [Shift] + [F2]
  31. Print [Ctrl] + [P]
  32. Insert current date [Ctrl]
  33. Insert current date and time [Ctrl] + [Shift]
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