🔒Freezing rows with Alt+WFR allows you to keep the header visible when scrolling through long data sets.
🔍Control + Arrow keys help you navigate through large data sets quickly and efficiently.
⬆️Ctrl+R copies the value from the left cell, while Ctrl+D copies the value from the cell above.
➕Alt+Down Arrow shows a drop-down list of previously entered values, making data entry faster.
🖱️Shift+Space selects an entire row, while Ctrl+Space selects an entire column.
How do I freeze rows in Excel?
—To freeze rows in Excel, use the shortcut Alt+WFR. This will keep the header row visible when scrolling through the data.
What are the shortcuts for copying values in Excel?
—To copy values from the left cell, use Ctrl+R. To copy values from the cell above, use Ctrl+D.
How do I quickly navigate through large data sets in Excel?
—To navigate through large data sets, use the Ctrl+Arrow keys. Ctrl+Down Arrow takes you to the bottom, Ctrl+Up Arrow takes you to the top, Ctrl+Right Arrow takes you to the rightmost column, and Ctrl+Left Arrow takes you to the leftmost column.
What is the shortcut for selecting an entire row in Excel?
—To select an entire row in Excel, use the shortcut Shift+Space.
How can I copy formulas without updating the cell references in Excel?
—To copy formulas without updating the cell references, use the shortcut Ctrl+Alt+V and choose 'Values' from the paste special options.
00:00Introduction to the importance of Excel shortcuts and HubSpot sponsorship.
00:06Shortcut for freezing rows in Excel using Alt+WFR to keep the header visible during scrolling.
01:07Using Ctrl+Arrow keys to navigate through large data sets quickly.
02:00Copying values from adjacent cells using Ctrl+R or Ctrl+D shortcuts.
02:52Using Alt+Down Arrow to quickly select values from a drop-down list.
03:59Shortcut for adding comments to cells using Shift+F2.
04:23Filtering data by specific criteria using Ctrl+Click or slicers.
06:05Using Ctrl+H to find and replace specific text in Excel.
08:03Formatting shortcuts, such as changing currency symbols or number of decimal places, using Ctrl+1.
09:10Using formulas like Max and Large to find top values in a dataset.
11:03Viewing and tracing formulas using Ctrl+` and Alt+TUT.
12:08Accent key to display all formulas in the worksheet and Ctrl+Z to undo actions.
12:55Promotion of HubSpot's Excel course and conclusion of the video.
