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I'm Michael Leng. Today, in my blog "Exceltip2day", I'm going to talk about:

Page Up


Tip Quiz


What is the shortcut Excel Keyboard key for "FIND and REPLACE"?


What are the highlights you will learn from our article:

➤ The shortcut key to move up screen one by one.

➤ The figure shows all the step by step of the method.


As many Excel users may know that how to move the current screen. Generally, there are two methods to order the Excel program to change the screen from one to another.

Firstly, I believe that there are many people use the scroll on the mouse for rolling the Excel worksheet up and down. That works well for the availability of a mouse.

However, just in case there is no any mouse for you to use it. Thus, how to keep your work goes on without any obstacle?

Let's see the solution right here. Look at your PC keyboard key on the right side. You will see the button with the quote immediately right here, "Page Up", where commonly is on above the "Page Down" button. Just press the button "Page Up", which state previously, for one time, the current active Excel worksheet will go up one for the screen.

Keep doing(pressing) it if you want it to move up for more screen until you have been reaching to where you want.


Shortcut: To move the one-page screen up Excel worksheet.

Windows shortcut


Page Up

The figure shows how the Excel page moves up.


It tries to start from an Excel worksheet screen. The cursor, which is in the active cell, will move to the new screen, but stay in the same position.

Moreover, that's all I would like to share with you all for today.


Tip Answer

 a. It's the set of Ctrl+H.

 b. It's the set of Ctrl+Y.

 c. It's the set of Ctrl+A.



Check Shortcut Excel Keyboard Key "FIND and REPLACE"

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