List of common shortcuts for Google Sheets on Mac (Part 2)
Using keyboard shortcuts to import data into a table makes it easy to understand how Google Sheets uses it to help you work faster and more efficiently. In the next section, Network Administrator will introduce you to the list of common Google Sheets shortcuts on Mac.
Google Sheets is Google 's free spreadsheet program. Using keyboard shortcuts to import data into a table makes it easy to understand how Google Sheets uses it to help you work faster and more efficiently. In part 1, the Network Administrator introduced you to a list of common shortcuts for Google Sheets on your computer, in the next section, Network Administrator will introduce you to the list of popular Google Sheets shortcuts on Mac.
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1. General shortcut keys
Select column: Ctrl + Space
Select row: Shift + Space
Select all: ⌘ + A or ⌘ + Shift + Space
Hide the selected background cell: ⌘ + Shift + Backspace
Back (Undo): ⌘ + Z
Repeat (Redo): ⌘ + Y or ⌘ + Shift + Z or Fn + F
Search: ⌘ + F
Search and replace: ⌘ + H
Fill range: ⌘ + Enter
Fill down: ⌘ + D
Fill right: ⌘ + R
Save: ⌘ + S
Open saved file: ⌘ + O
Print: ⌘ + P
Copy (Copy): ⌘ + C
Cut: ⌘ + X
Paste: ⌘ + V
Paste value: ⌘ + Shift + V
Display keyboard shortcuts: ⌘ + /
Adjust Compact: Ctrl + Shift + F
Open / turn off Input tool: ⌘ + Shift + K
Select Input tool: ⌘ + Option + Shift + K
2. Shortcut cell format
Bold: ⌘ + B
Underline: ⌘ + U
Italic: ⌘ + I
Dash: Option + Shift + 5
Center: ⌘ + Shift + E
Align left: ⌘ + Shift + L
Right align : ⌘ + Shift + R
Format cell borders, upper table borders: Option + Shift + 1
Format cell borders, right panel borders: Option + Shift + 2
Format cell borders, border table below: Option + Shift + 3
Format cell borders, border left panel: Option + Shift + 4
Delete border format: Option + Shift + 6
Format cell borders, outside table borders: Option + Shift + 7
Insert Hyperlink link: ⌘ + K
Insert time: ⌘ + Shift +;
Insert date: ⌘ +;
Decimal format: Ctrl + Shift + 1
Time format: Ctrl + Shift + 2
Date format: Ctrl + Shift + 3
Format the number of Curency types with two decimal places: Ctrl + Shift + 4
Number format Percentage type (no decimal digits): Ctrl + Shift + 5
Exponential type number format with two decimal digits: Ctrl + Shift + 6
Delete format: ⌘ +
3. Spreadsheet navigation shortcut
Move to surrender: Fn + left arrow
Move to the top of the table: ⌘ + Fn + left arrow
Move to end of row: Fn + right arrow
Move to the end of the table: ⌘ + Fn + right arrow
Move to the working cell: ⌘ + Backspace
Move to the next table: ⌘ + Shift + Fn + down arrow
Move to the previous table: ⌘ + Shift + Fn + up arrow
Display table list: Option + Shift + K
Open Hyperlink link: Option + Enter
Move the Focus out of Spreadsheet: Ctrl + ⌘ + Shift + M
Move to Quicksum: Option + Shift + Q
Move Focus to Popup Menu: hold down Ctrl + ⌘ , press E and press P
Open Menu to filter cell data: Ctrl + ⌘ + R
Open history: ⌘ + Option + Shift + G
Open the chat inside the Spreadsheet: Shift + Esc
Close the drawing editor: Shift + Esc or ⌘ + Esc
4. Shortcuts to edit comments and likes
Insert / edit captions: Shift + F2
Insert / edit comment: ⌘ + Option + M
Open discussion topics: ⌘ + Option + Shift + A
Enter the current caption: hold down Ctrl + ⌘ , press E and then press C
Move to the next comment: hold down Ctrl + ⌘ , press N and press C
Move back to the previous comment: hold down Ctrl + ⌘ , press P and press C
5. Shortcut to open Menu
Open File Menu: Ctrl + Option + F
Open Edit Menu: Ctrl + Option + E
Open the View Menu: Ctrl + Option + V
Open Insert Menu: Ctrl + Option + I
Open the Format Menu: Ctrl + Option + O
Open Data Menu: Ctrl + Option + D
Open the Menu Tool: Ctrl + Option + T
Open the Form Menu: Ctrl + Option + M
Open Add-ons Menu: Ctrl + Option + N
Open the Help Menu: Ctrl + Option + H
Open Accessibility Menu: Ctrl + Option + A
Open Menu Sheet: Option + Shift + S
Open Context Menu: ⌘ + Shift +
6. Shortcuts use insert or delete rows / columns
Insert the top row: hold down Ctrl + Option + I , then press R
Insert the bottom row: hold down Ctrl + Option + I , then press W
Insert the left column: hold down Ctrl + Option + I, then press C
Insert the right column: hold down Ctrl + Option + I , then press G
Delete row: hold down Ctrl + Option + E , then press D
Delete column: hold down Ctrl + Option + E , then press E
7. Shortcuts to use open formulas
Show all formulas: Ctrl + ~
Insert array formula (Array formula): ⌘ + Shift + Enter
Collapse array formula extensions (array formula): ⌘ + E
Show / hide menu support formula: Shift + Fn + F1
8. Shortcuts support screen reading
Activate screen reading mode: ⌘ + Option + Z
Read the text in the column: ⌘ + Option + Shift + C
Read the text in the row: ⌘ + Option + Shift + R
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