Excel - Master Excel Shortcuts with Ctrl Keys for Unstoppable Productivity - Episode 2147

Microsoft Excel Tutorial: Master Excel with Ctrl Key Shortcuts: Copy, Paste, Cut, Bold, Italics, and Underline | Excel Tips & Tricks.

Microsoft Excel Keyboard Shortcuts that start with Ctrl.

Welcome to another episode of the MrExcel podcast, where we dive into all things Excel and help you become a master of this powerful tool. In today's episode, we're going to talk about some of the most commonly used keyboard shortcuts in Excel, specifically the ones that involve the CONTROL key.

First up, we have the classic CONTROL+C to copy. This one is pretty self-explanatory, as the C in copy is conveniently located right next to the CONTROL key. It's a quick and easy way to duplicate data or formulas in your spreadsheet.

Next, we have CONTROL+V for paste. Again, this one is located right next to the copy shortcut, making it easy to remember. And for those of you using US keyboards, the V key is right next to the C key, making it even more convenient.

And let's not forget about CONTROL+X for cut. This one is located to the left of the copy shortcut, completing the trio of basic editing shortcuts. These have been around for a long time and are essential for any Excel user.

But we're not done yet. There are also some handy formatting shortcuts involving the CONTROL key. For example, CONTROL+B will toggle bold formatting, CONTROL+I will toggle italics, and CONTROL+U will toggle underline. These are great for quickly formatting your data without having to use the mouse.

Do you have any favorite keyboard shortcuts that we didn't mention? Let us know in the comments below. And don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more Excel tips and tricks. Thanks for watching and we'll see you next time for another episode of the MrExcel podcast."

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Table of Contents:
(00:00) Excel shortcuts using Ctrl
(00:10) CONTROL+C for copy
(00:20) Explanation of CONTROL+V for paste and Ctrl+X for cut
(00:30) Introduction to formatting shortcuts
(00:40) Clicking Like really helps the algorithm

The popular Ctrl key shortcuts in Excel.
Ctrl+C to Copy is the shortcut key to Copy.
Ctrl+V to Paste is the shortcut key to Paste.
Ctrl+X to Cut is the shortcut key for Cut.
Ctrl+B for Bold is the shortcut key for Bold.
Ctrl+I for Italics is the shortcut key for Italics.
Ctrl+U for Underline is the shortcut key for Underline.

[pmsocho]

Ctrl+z should be on the third place! :)

[jamierogers]

Ctrl + D Copy down from cell immediately above
Ctrl + F Find
Ctrl + G Goto reference (when I forget the quicker ways)
Ctrl + H Find and replace
Ctrl + N New workbook
Ctrl + O Open workbook
Ctrl + P Print dialogue
Ctrl + Q Conditional format a region (spark and data bars)
Ctrl + R Copy Right from cell immediately to the left
Ctrl + T Create a data table
Ctrl + Z Undo (used too often :P )
Ctrl + F4 Close workbook
Ctrl + Enter Enter formula in current cell (or range of cells) but don't move
Ctrl + Home Goto cell A1
Ctrl + End Goto last used cell in worksheet

There are probably so many more I use but these spring to mind :)

[bobumlas]

A
  Select current region


  B
  Bold toggle


  C
  Copy


  D
  Fill Down


  E
  Flash Fill


  F
  Find


  G
  Go To


  H
  Replace


  I
  Italic Toggle


  J
  ---


  K
  Insert Hyperlink


  L
  Format as table


  M
  ---


  N
  New Workbook


  O
  Open…


  P
  Print


  Q
  Select current region, bring up Quick Analysis


  R
  Fill Right


  S
  Save workbook


  T
  Format as table


  U
  Underline Toggle


  V
  Paste


  W
  Close workbook


  X
  Cut


  Y
  ---


  Z
  Undo

[meniporat]

Excellent, but none of these shortcuts is unique to Excel.
They are available and useful in any MS-Office application (Word, Outlook, Visio, PowerPoint, OneNote etc…)