F2 Shortcut Edit Active Cell And Positions The Insertion Point At The End Of The Data Entered

F2 Shortcut Edit Active Cell And Positions The Insertion Point At The End Of The Data Entered | Exceltip2day

Hello there. Welcome everyone, I'm Michael. Today, I'm going to talk about how to use the key:

F2 to operate Excel worksheet.

In any active cell, which has the data entered inside it. If you want to edit the data entered in the cell mentioned. There is a shortcut way for getting your work done as shown below.

Shortcut for: Shortcut to access inside the cell and edit any data entered

Windows shortcut

Hereafter is the method:

1. Click mouse pointer onto the active cell that you want to edit it.

2. Press the [F2] keyboard key.

Then the insertion pointer will be inserted and blinked at the end of the line in the active cell.

Addition:

Shortcut [F2] also can use for moving the insertion point into the Formula Bar when editing in a cell is turned off too.

Thanks for reading.

Bye,

Posted by: Michael Leng

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