Course outline / Excel shortcuts

Lesson 9 of 75 · Beginner · 4 exercises

Moving around fast

Jump to the edges of your data and select it all from the keyboard.

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What you'll practise

  1. Jump to the bottom of the data Shortcut
  2. Jump to the end of a row Shortcut
  3. Go to the last used cell Shortcut
  4. Select everything Shortcut

Jump to the bottom of the data

In a long list, scrolling wastes time. Ctrl + Down arrow jumps to the last filled cell in the column.

Hold Ctrl and press the Down arrow.

Jump to the end of a row

Ctrl + Right arrow jumps to the last filled cell in the row.

Hold Ctrl and press the Right arrow.

Go to the last used cell

Ctrl + End goes to the bottom-right corner of everything you've used on the sheet.

Hold Ctrl and press End.

Select everything

Ctrl + A selects the whole table you're in. Press it again to select the entire sheet.

Hold Ctrl and press A.

Try it in a real spreadsheet

Every step checks your answer instantly and tells you exactly what to fix.

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