I know that this could be a stupid question, but was wondering if it could be possible. I would like to select a column by a keyboard shortcut. If I would press a key combination adding the letter of a column as example F, it would select the whole column. I was trying to search for this in google, but no luck.
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For example, if I'm in column O, row 138, what keyboard shortcut would I need to select ONLY and ALL cells from the row I'm currently on, (in this example, 138) to row 1 and ONLY in that particular column?
Keep in mind that the next time I may be starting at row 1,200, it could be different everytime.
I tried everything I could think of..
CTRL+A
CTRL+SHIFT+A
CTRL+HOME
CTRL+SHIFT+HOME
CTRL+UP ARROW
CTRL+SHIFT+UP ARROW
CTRL+PAGE UP
CTRL+SHIFT+PAGE UP
and nothing worked to select everything in that column from the row I'm currently on, to row 1.
Is there a Column Filter Drop down Keyboard Shortcut for Excel 2013?
In Excel 2013, is there a keyboard shortcut to access the column filter drop down. For example, if you are on the cell A1, and you select Filter under the data menu and you want to filter column A without using your mouse, is there a keyboard shortcut to do this. I know Alt-A-C, clears the filters, but I want to know if there is a shortcut to access the filters in the column. In case my explanation isn't clear, I have included some screenshot pictures of the filter, before and after it is selected, to show what I am talking about, and what I am trying to accomplish without the mouse.
column filter.PNG
Filter Dropdown.PNG
Does anyone know the keyboard shortcut to select all sheets.. without creating a macro?
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Then copy the cell formula to the end of the sheet:
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With the keybord.
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Sub Macro5()
'
' Macro5 Macro
'
[Code]....
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or
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Sub PasteValues ()
Selection.Formula=Selection.Value
End Sub
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Item #Length270889931979=LEN(A2)180787908553330666384871330669608284250967244984180793288182, 180792627837130624794197, 130624797531260933577667, 260933529286140676813967380400523014380400518679380400522138400268527381260928469801400268072227, 400268076458190623879469
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Press Ctrl+1 = Color Purple
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Press Ctrl+3 = Color Red
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