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Ctrl+H Shortcut Excel Keyboard Key "FIND and REPLACE" | Exceltip2day

Hello there.

I'm Michael. Welcome, everyone. You know that in Excel having the shortcut to access the "FIND and REPLACE" function.

Tip Quiz


What is the shortcut to Redo Last Action (Multiple Levels) Excel?

My article consists of 2 parts. In the first part, I'll describe the "Step by step shortcut method". I'll show you the figure of how the "Find and Replace" work.

This function is very similar to the "FIND" function. They are both in the same order dialog menu box. But this "Ctrl+H" keyboard key Excel shortcut is for calling out the "Find and Replace" dialog menu box instantly.

Let's start with the 1st part;


Step by step shortcut method:

  • Press "Ctrl" key and hold it on.
  • Press "H" key button on your keyboard.
Then, the "Find and Replace" dialog box will appear instantly on your current worksheet.

  • Then just type whatever you want to REPLACE into the "Replace" blank space and don't forget to fill out data which is being replaced into the "Find" blank space too.
  • Press the "Replace" button to get the outcome which is the new data entered (text/numbers...) will replace the unwanted data one by one cell. In case if you want to replace them all, the whole worksheet, just click on the "Replace All"
Now, I move on to the 2nd part; the how the "Find and Replace" dialog menu box looks like.


Shortcut for: To find the unwanted data and replace with the other information in your "Excel" worksheet.

Windows shortcut


CtrlH


See the Ctrl+H Shortcut Excel Keyboard Key for "FIND and REPLACE"
This figure brought out by press "Ctrl" & "H" in Excel


That brings me to the end of my posting.

I really hope my today's post I have shared with you all will help you to work on your Excel office more easier.

Thank you for your kind attention to my posting about shortcut key button to call out the "FIND and REPLACE" box.

Tip Answer

 a. It's the set of keys Ctrl+Y buttons.

 b. It's the set of keys Ctrl+C buttons.

 c. It's the set of keys Ctrl+A buttons.


Source: To Redo Last Action (Multiple Levels) Excel Shortcut
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Posted by: Michael Leng



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  1. Awesome article…..truly appreciated. We have an amazing tool, You can try this out Find and Replace in Excel tool which help you to find and replace multiple words in multiples excel files . Thanks

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  2. How can we use CTRL H when there are locked cells in the file? Thanks

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