Shift+F4 Excel Shortcut Key To Seek Easily The ‘Last Find’ Cell | Exceltip2day

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

Shift+F4

Tip Quiz

How do you redo the last action (Multiple levels) Excel with Excel shortcut key?

When one is working on an Excel worksheet if he/she has used the “FIND & REPLACE” dialog box for finding any data entering in the worksheet.

Then, if you want to know where is the last data entering into the active cell in the worksheet. Which are you have sought latest? There is an easy way to get to the "Last Find" by using the shortcut method below.

Hereafter, the shortcut key can head you get to.

Keyboard shortcut method:

Press the [Shift] key and hold down.

Again, press the [F4] key.

Move your finger from both keys.

Instantly, the particular “Last Find” cell, which you have engaged before, will be indicated by the square border box on your current Excel worksheet.

Benefits:

• End slavery of p.c. mouse using.

• Easier method.

• Save your time.

Shortcut for: To seek for the ‘Last Find’ cell.

Windows shortcut

ShiftF4

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