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Hello there!

I'm Michael, and today on my blog, “Exceltip2day,” I’m going to share a useful tip:

👉 How to move diagonally from one cell to another in Excel using shortcut keys.

Tip Quiz

Do you know what is the shortcut of deleting Cell(s) in Excel Worksheet?

How Do You Move Diagonally in Excel Using Shortcut Keys?

Let’s say your current active cell is F10. You want to move diagonally to G9, H8, I7, and so on.

Here’s a simple trick to help you move diagonally from one cell to another using keyboard shortcuts.

🚀 4 Quick Ways to Move Diagonally in Excel:

1️⃣ Move Up and Right:
Press Up Arrow → then Right Arrow.

2️⃣ Move Up and Left:
Press Up Arrow → then Left Arrow.

3️⃣ Move Down and Right:
Press Down Arrow → then Right Arrow.

4️⃣ Move Down and Left:
Press Down Arrow → then Left Arrow.

By using these simple key combinations, you can move diagonally across your worksheet quickly without using your mouse.



Look at the image immidiately above, then to just press the bottoms below at the same time for the thick no. 1 to no. 4. 

👉  Trick no. 1

To move one cell pointer diagonally from F10 to G9

Up ArrowRight Arrow


 👉  Trick no. 2

To move one cell pointer diagonally from F10 to G12
Down ArrowRight Arrow

👉  Trick no. 3

To move one cell pointer diagonally from F10 to E9
Up ArrowLeft Arrow
👉  Trick no. 4

To move one cell pointer diagonally from F10 to E12
Down ArrowLeft Arrow


Hope this trick helps you with dealing an Excel workload.


Tip Answer

 a. It's Ctrl+-.

 b. It's Alt+-.

 c. It's Shift+-.


Click Shortcut of Deleting Cell(s) in Excel Worksheet

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Before I say goodbye, I truly hope that what I’ve shared with you today will be useful for you, your work, your company, or anyone who needs it.

If you enjoyed this post, I’d be very happy!


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Thank you for reading!
Bye for now,

Posted by: Michael Leng

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