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    To select an entire data set or range, you can either select the first and last column, or select anywhere in the data set and press Ctrl+A. Some common Excel shortcuts include Ctrl+Home to go to cell A1, Ctrl+F6 to switch between open workbooks, and F2 to modify a selected cell. Creating tables, inserting rows, and adding today's date can be done with shortcuts like Ctrl+T, Ctrl+, and Ctrl+; respectively.

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    To select an entire data set or range, you can either select the first and last column, or select anywhere in the data set and press Ctrl+A. Some common Excel shortcuts include Ctrl+Home to go to cell A1, Ctrl+F6 to switch between open workbooks, and F2 to modify a selected cell. Creating tables, inserting rows, and adding today's date can be done with shortcuts like Ctrl+T, Ctrl+, and Ctrl+; respectively.

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    To select an entire data set or range, you can either select the first and last column, or select anywhere in the data set and press Ctrl+A. Some common Excel shortcuts include Ctrl+Home to go to cell A1, Ctrl+F6 to switch between open workbooks, and F2 to modify a selected cell. Creating tables, inserting rows, and adding today's date can be done with shortcuts like Ctrl+T, Ctrl+, and Ctrl+; respectively.

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    Excel Shortcuts

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    To select an entire data set or range, you can either select the first and last column, or select anywhere in the data set and press Ctrl+A. Some common Excel shortcuts include Ctrl+Home to go to cell A1, Ctrl+F6 to switch between open workbooks, and F2 to modify a selected cell. Creating tables, inserting rows, and adding today's date can be done with shortcuts like Ctrl+T, Ctrl+, and Ctrl+; respectively.

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    To select start of data select first column and then the last column, the entire data will be
    selected OR select anywhere in the data set and press ctrl+ a
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    3. Crtl+F6 =
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    SR No. Shortcut Meaning


    1. double clicking any of the tabs Collapsing the ribbon
    2. Ctrl+ home go to A1
    3. select anywhere in the data set and press ctrl+ a Select an entire range/table
    4. Crtl+O file- open
    5. Crtl+F6 switch between workbooks
    6. F2 modifying a cell ( double clicking
    the cell)
    7. F4 makes a cell reference no. in
    absolute value
    8. Crtl + T creates a table
    9. Crtl “+” inserts a new row
    10. Crtl ; Todays date

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