If you want to edit your formula in Excel, you can either use the mouse and click in the formula bar, or you can use this shortcut:
F2
Excel shortcut: Change to Edit Mode
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Excel shortcut: Print
If you want to print your workbook, you can go to File > Print, or you can use this shortcut:
Ctrl + P
Excel shortcut: Delete rows or columns
If you want to delete one or several rows or columns in Excel, you can select the row(s) or column(s) you want to delete, right-click and choose delete, or you can use this shortcut:
Ctrl + Minus (-)
Excel shortcut: Hide or Display objects
If you want to hide or display Objects in Excel, such as diagrams, pictures and shapes, you can go to Home > Find & Select > Selection pane > Hide All/Show All, or you can use this shortcut:
Ctrl+6
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Excel shortcut: Add or edit cell comment
If you want to add or edit a cell comment in Excel, you can go to Review > New Comment/Edit Comment, or you can use this shortcut:
Shift+F2
Excel shortcut: Open workbook
If you want to open an existing workbook in Excel, you can display the Open dialog box by going to File > Open, or you can use this shortcut:
Ctrl+O
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Excel shortcut: Find cells with comments
If you want to find and select all the cells in an Excel worksheet that contain a comment, you can go to Home > Find & Select > Comments, or you can use this shortcut:
Ctrl+Shift+O
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Excel shortcut: Create hyperlink
If you want to create or edit a hyperlink in Excel, you can go to Insert > Hyperlink, or you can use this shortcut:
Ctrl+K
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Excel shortcut: Open name manager
If you want to open the name manager in Excel, you can go to Formulas > Name Manager, or you can use this shortcut:
Ctrl+F3
Excel shortcut: Create a named range
If you want to create a named range in Excel, you can select the range and type the name you choose in the name box on the top left side of the worksheet, next to the formula bar, or you can use this shortcut:
Ctrl+Shift+F3
