If you want to open the Macro dialog box in Excel in order to run, create, delete or edit a macro, you can go to Developer > Macros, or you can use this shortcut:
Alt+F8
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Excel shortcut: Redo
If you want to undo your last undo commant, ie. redo what you’ve undone, you can click on the Redo icon in the top left corner, or you can use this shortcut:
Ctrl+Y
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Excel shortcut: Undo
If you want to undo your last action or command in Excel, you can click on the Undo icon in the top left corner, or you can use this shortcut:
Ctrl+Z
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Excel shortcut: Apply and remove Strikethrough
If you want to apply (or remove) Strikethrough formatting in Excel, you can go to the Home tab, slick on the small arrow in the bottom right corner of the Font group, and choose Strikethrough. Or you can use this shortcut:
Ctrl+5
Excel shortcut: Apply and remove Underline
If you want to apply (or remove) Underline formatting in Excel, you can go to the Home tab and click on the U symbol, or you can use one of these shortcuts:
Ctrl+U
Ctrl+4
Excel shortcut: Apply and remove Bold
If you want to apply (or remove) Bold formatting in Excel, you can go to the Home tab and click on the B symbol, or you can use one of these shortcuts:
Ctrl+B
Ctrl+2
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Excel shortcut: Apply and remove Italic
If you want to apply (or remove) Italic formatting in Excel, you can go to the Home tab and click on the I symbol, or you can use one of these shortcuts:
Ctrl+i
Ctrl+3
Excel shortcut: Repeat last Find action
If you want to repeat your last Find command in Excel, ie. go to the cell that contains the value that you searched for the last time you used Find and Replace, you can use this shortcut:
Shift+F4
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Excel shortcut: Replace
If you want to open the Find and Replace dialog box in Excel, with the Replace tab already selected, you can go to Home > Find and Select > Replace, or you can use this shortcut:
Ctrl+H
Excel shortcut: Find and Replace
If you want to open the Find and Replace dialog box in Excel, you can go to Home > Find and Select > Find, or you can use one of these shortcuts:
Ctrl+F
Shift+F5
