| Type | Tip |
| Description | Enter current date (System Date) |
| Implementation | Select a cell(s) and press Ctrl + ; |
| Additional Info / Attachment | |
Monday, June 6, 2011
Tip-6
Tip-5
| Type | Tip |
| Description | Select current region |
| Implementation | Select a cell in the range and press Shift + Ctrl + 8 then perform desired operation e.g. place border, create Pivot etc. |
| Additional Info / Attachment | |
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Tip-4
| Type | Trick |
| Description | Delete only constants from the selection not formula. |
| Implementation | 1> Select range including Formulas. 2> Press F5 (Function Key) 3> Click on Special 4> Select Constants 5> Press Enter 6> Delete the selected cells or perform other operations e.g. colour format etc. |
| Additional Info / Attachment | |
Tip-3
| Type | Trick |
| Description | Use Excel as a dictionary |
| Implementation | Press Alt key for a second and click left button on the mouse. |
| Additional Info / Attachment | |
Tip-2
| Type | Shortcut |
| Implementation | Shift + F2 (Function key) |
| Description | Shortcut to Insert Comment on the selected cell. |
| Additional Info / Attachment | |
Tip 1
| Type | Shortcut |
| Implementation | Alt + = |
| Description | 1> ALT + = is used to do the AutoSum. This tip comes very handy if most of your daily calculations depend on addition of values. (Image 1) 2> AutoSum can be used not only when the values are adjacent to the result cells, but even if it's randomly displayed. All that you have to do is, press ALT + = in the cell where you want the result to be displayed and while holding the CTRL key click all the cells that you want to be included in the result. (Image 2) |
| Additional Info / Attachment | Image 1 Image 2 |
Thursday, April 30, 2009
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