
Alt+Shift+K (Windows/Chrome OS) or Option+Shift+K (macOS): Display a list of all sheets.Alt+Down/Up Arrow (Windows/Chrome OS) or Option+Down/Up Arrow (macOS): If you have more than one sheet in the current file, use this shortcut to move to the next or previous sheet.Ctrl+Backspace ( Windows/Chrome OS) or Cmd+Backspace (macOS): Scroll back to the active cell.Ctrl+End (Windows), Ctrl+Search+Right Arrow (Chrome OS), or Cmd+Fn+Right Arrow (macOS): Move to the end of the sheet.Ctrl+Home (Windows), Ctrl+Search+Left Arrow (Chrome OS), or Cmd+Fn+Left Arrow (macOS): Move to the beginning of the sheet (A1).End (Windows), Search+Right Arrow (Chrome OS), or Fn+Right Arrow (macOS): Move to the end of a row.Home (Windows), Search+Left Arrow (Chrome OS), or Fn+Left Arrow (macOS): Move to the beginning of a row.Ctrl+Up/Down Arrow (Windows/Chrome OS) or Ctrl+Option+Up/Down Arrow (macOS): Move to the first or last cell with data in a column.Ctrl+Left/Right Arrow (Windows/Chrome OS) or Ctrl+Option+Left/Right Arrow (macOS): Move to the first or last cell with data in a row.Left/Right/Up/Down Arrow: Move one cell to the left, right, up, or down.
#MAC SHORTCUTS FOR EXCEL ZIP#
You can move around your spreadsheet quickly without touching your mouse! With these helpful shortcuts, you can zip between rows and columns: Ctrl+\ (Windows/Chrome OS) or Cmd+\ (macOS): Clear all formatting from the selected cells.Ctrl+Shift+6 (Windows/Chrome OS/macOS): Format as an exponent.Ctrl+Shift+5 (Windows/Chrome OS/macOS): Format as a percentage.Ctrl+Shift+4 (Windows/Chrome OS/macOS): Format as currency.Ctrl+Shift+3 (Windows/Chrome OS/macOS): Format as a date.Ctrl+Shift+2 (Windows/Chrome OS/macOS): Format as time.Ctrl+Shift+1 (Windows/Chrome OS/macOS): Format as a decimal.Alt+Shift+6 (Windows/Chrome OS) or Option+Shift+6 (macOS): Remove a border from the selected cells.Alt+Shift+7 (Windows/Chrome OS) or Cmd+Shift+7 (macOS): Apply an outer border to the selected cells.Ctrl+ (Windows/Chrome OS) or Cmd+ (macOS): Insert the current date.



Ctrl+C (Windows/Chrome OS) or Cmd+C (macOS): Copy the selected cells to the Clipboard.These keyboard shortcuts make it easier to perform common actions, like copying cells or selecting rows or columns: To open a list of keyboard shortcuts in Google Sheets, press Ctrl + / (Windows and Chrome OS), Cmd + / (macOS) If you want to see the complete list, check out the Google Sheets support page.
