Excel Magic Trick 975: 7 Keystrokes to Enter an Excel Formula, including Array Formulas.

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Entering formulas:
1. Enter: puts the item in the cell and moves the selected cell down.
2. Tab: puts the item in the cell and moves the selected cell to right.
3. Shift + Tab: puts the item in the cell and moves the selected cell to left.
4. Shift + Enter: puts the item in the cell and moves the selected cell up.
5. When one cell is selected, Ctrl + Enter: puts the item in the cell and keeps the cell with the item selected.
6. When more than one cell is selected, Ctrl + Enter: puts the item simultaneously into all the selected cells at once.
7. Ctrl + Shift + Enter is the special keystroke for certain "Array Formulas" that is used to enter the array formula into the cell. For certain array formulas, if you don't use this keystroke you will get a #VALUE! error or an implicit intersection answer (potential incorrect answer). When you use this keystroke, curly brackets are put around the formula. These curly brackets cannot be typed in. For certain array formulas the "Ctrl + Shift + Enter" is your way of telling Excel to make an array calculation. The curly brackets are Excel's way of telling you that it understood that this was an array formula.
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Is this particular video better qualities than some of the others?

excelisfun
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Cool, didn't think about Shift-Enter before. Great job Mike. Thanks.

krn
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Yes, I Ctrl + Enter any time I wan't to put the formula in the cell and then keep the cell selected to: 1) Copy Formula, or 2) Format cell, or 3) Check formula in formula bar, or...

excelisfun
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Data Validation List does not do that. There may be VBA solutions to do that. Try posting to THE best Excel question site:

mrexcel [dot] com/forum

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