It’s common for Excel users to have a need to insert a cell or multiple cells in their data set. While it’s already very easy to insert a cell in Excel if you know the keyboard shortcut to do this, it’ll make you a lot faster in your day-to-day work. In this tutorial, I...
Shortcut keys are useful in Excel, allowing you to complete tasks quickly and efficiently. However, with so many shortcut keys available, it can be difficult to find the ones that are right for you. In this article, we aim to provide a comprehensive guide to the most common and useful E...
In Microsoft Excel, we can find the insert cells on the home menu, shown in the screenshot below. Once you click on the Insert cells, we will get the following option as follows: Insert Cells– This is used to insert the selected cells. Insert Sheet Rows– This is used to insert the...
However, if a row is selected, these shortcuts insert a new row directly. Step 2: The “insert” dialog box displays the following options: Shift cells right: This shifts the content of the selected cell (selected in step 1) to the cell on the immediate right. Shift cells down: This ...
On theHometab, in theCellsgroup, click on theInsertbutton. SelectInsert Sheet Rowsfrom the drop-down menu. Done! Excel will immediately insert multiple rows between your data. Tip.When you need to insert a large number of rows in Excel, you can use theName Boxto quickly select the requir...
By default, the cells in Excel are not locked. This means that anyone who opens the Excel file can edit the cells in the worksheet. But sometimes, you may want to lock some or all of the cells in Excel so other people can’t change them. A common scenario where you may want to ...
Example 1 – Shortcut for Merge & Center in Excel ❶ Select the two cells to merge. ❷ Press the ALT key. The keyboard shortcut hints will display as shown in the image below. ❸ Press H to select the Home menu. ❹ Press M to go to the Merge & Center group. ❺ Press ...
Method 5 – Using Excel VBA Code to Copy Formula Down Steps: Select cells (D7:D13) and click ALT+F11 to open the “Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications” window. Open a new “Module” from the “Insert” option. In the new module, enter the following code and click “Save”- ...
Insert Current Time ^; Insert Current Date ^C Copy ^V Paste ^X Cut ^Y Repeat ^Z Undo ⇧F2 Edit cell comment ^BACKSPACE Display the active cell Data II ⌥IC Insert column ⌥IR Insert row ^D Fill Down ^R Fill Right ^⇧+ Insert Cells, Rows, Columns ^⇧...
Unmerge Cells using Option in the Ribbon Adding the UnMerge Option in the QAT (One-click Unmerge) Find All the Merged Cells in the Workbook Unmerge Cells and Fill the Blank Cells with the Original Value Keyboard Shortcut to Unmerge Cells The fastest way (at least for me) to unmerge cells...