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

Ctrl + F3 Excel shortcut

Tip Quiz

What is the shortcut for selecting all active cells in a range of Excel spreadsheets?

Excel has various functions of using. A worksheet[Excel 2007 and 2010] consists of the maximum number of rows 16,384 cells which count from row A1 to XFD1, and columns from A1 to A1,048,576. That makes 17,179,869,184 cells all together in each Excel single sheet.

So, how to recognize particular cells in which you work with formula or some condition.

To define the name of a cell is the solution. The name of the cell which definitely is a meaningful shorthand for Excel users to work it easier and recognize or find a cell reference, constant, formula, or a table, each of which may be difficult to comprehend while configuring it.

The following is one of many shortcuts for Excel for you to launch its function for defining the name of cells or dialog box.


Shortcut for: To pop up a "Name Manager" dialog box to define cells in a spreadsheet

Windows shortcut


CtrlF3

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Method:
  • Pressing onto the [Ctrl] button and keep a hold on it.
  • Press the [F3] button.
Instantly, the "Name Manager" dialog box will pop up for future action.

Hope this is useful for you.

Tip Answer

 a. It's a set of Ctrl + A.

 b. It's a set of Ctrl + C.

 c. It's a set of Ctrl + B.

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