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Shortcut Keys

Steve has attended:
Excel Intermediate course

by - delegate Steve [1 post] (2008 Jan 29 Tue, 14:09) Reply

During the course a few shortcut keys have been mentioned.
Is there a list of shortcuts which I can access?

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RE: Shortcut Keys

by - delegate Paul gold contributer [121 posts] (2008 Jan 29 Tue, 16:47) Reply

Hi Steve.

I have a list of shortcut keys if you want it emailed, send me an email tealeaves18 AT hotmail.com

or you could just google 'excel shortcut keys'...

RE: Shortcut Keys

by - delegate Paul gold contributer [121 posts] (2008 Jan 29 Tue, 16:49) Reply

http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/excel/HP052037811033.aspx

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