All shortcuts

Switch between displaying cell values and formulas in the active worksheet.

Copies the formula from the cell directly above the active cell into the current cell or the formula bar.

Opens the Paste Special dialog box, allowing you to choose how to paste copied content (e.g., values, formats, formulas).

Toggle italic formatting on selected text.

Toggle bold formatting on selected text or remove existing bold formatting.

Underline selected text or remove underline from selected text.

Toggle strikethrough on selected text in supported applications.

Cycle through hiding objects, displaying objects, and showing placeholders for objects.

Adds an outline border around the currently selected cells in Excel or similar spreadsheet applications.

Removes the outline border from the currently selected cells in a spreadsheet or table.

Show or hide outline symbols (grouping indicators) in the current worksheet or document.

Apply the General number format to selected cells.

Applies the Currency number format with two decimal places and encloses negative numbers in parentheses.

Apply the Percentage number format to selected cells, displaying values as percentages with zero decimal places.

Apply the Scientific number format with two decimal places to the selected cell(s).

Applies the date format displaying day, month, and year to the selected cell in Excel.

Apply the time format displaying hour, minute, and AM/PM designation to the selected cell or content.

Applies the Number format with two decimal places, thousands separator, and minus sign for negative values.

Open the Insert Hyperlink dialog box to add or edit a hyperlink in the selected cell.

Opens the Spelling dialog to check spelling in the active worksheet or selected range.

Open the Quick Analysis tool for selected cells containing data.

Open the Workbook Statistics dialog box to view details about the current workbook, such as the number of sheets, cells, formulas, and more.

Selects all cells in the active worksheet.

Selects all cells in the active worksheet, including the entire data range and empty cells.