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[Ctrl + End] Excel Shortcut Easy Find End Cell Has Ever Entered Data

How do you find the end active cell in Excel you have entered data?

Excel is ordinary keeping the end cell data entered of the worksheets, whether that active cell will have any data inside it or not, it will remember. Even you have deleted all the data entered, cleared content, formatted. You see the cell is empty, transparent, and blank.

Although, it will remember the last cell that has ever contained data or formatted before. That is the nature of Excel program default.

Short method to the end cell has ever activated.
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Follow these steps:
  1. Press the [Ctrl] key button and keep hold it.
  2. Press the other key button [End] on your keyboard.
  3. Release the both key buttons.
Well done! Wherever your current mouse cursor is, it is going to jump to the last end cell of the worksheet.

Now you can see where the exactly end active cell of the spreadsheet that you have ever input data into it. Then, you next take any action as you want.

Function
Result
Ctrl + End
To jump to the last end cell data entered in the worksheet.

Additional : 

This will help you to save time and instantly go through the last end cell that has ever entered data previously. To use this shortcut instead of scroll down function. You can apply to use in another program like Word, Blog, Power point, etc. It may work as the same way.

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