When I pressed this shortcut key after copying a cell with formula, it gives me the edit cell (F2) function instead.

This creates a filter and excludes the item(s) you selected.

Or, if you prefer to use your keyboard to expand and collapse, you can use the following shortcuts.

To select ONLY the cells that are currently visible, select the range you want and then hit Alt; to exclude those hidden entries.

Then you can type in the address of whatever cell you are looking for and press Enter to be taken to that cell.

These keyboard shortcuts will work whether the Find and Replace Window remains open or is closed.

After selecting the cells you want affected, type your formula in the selected cell.

But instead of hitting Enter after your formula is typed, hit Ctrl Enter.

This will copy your formula to all of the other selected cells.

If youd like to just copy the value of the cell above, use Ctrl Shift.

This line break will stay in place even if you resize the column or row.

With the range selected, just type Ctrl Shift (backslash) and Excel will instantly identify the cells with discrepancies.

If you want to identify differences within a row, use Ctrl.

If some of those precedents also have formulas that you would like to be selected, you can use Ctrl Shift to see all precedents highlighted.

If you would like to see the cells that are directly dependent on a particular cell, type Ctrl (close bracket).

The Selection Pane is useful when working with shapes, slicers, and charts.

I live in Belgium, have a dutch version of excel 2010 and use a belgian keyboard (AZERTY in stead of QWERTY) Many of these shortcuts just dont work.

Not your fault, obviously Do you know any source where I can find the right translations.

You can easily see which cells contain a value and which contain an equation.

I am using Office 365 provided by the company I am working for.

In this new version of excel, the comma style is somewhat strange.

I tried going in options-advances and then change decimal points settings.

But it didnt work.

Keystroke For Formulas In Excel How To Change For

I guess it has something to do with Comma style.but I dont know how to change for the default settings.

I want to change from two default decimal settings to no decimals.

Mac Keystroke For Formulas In Excel