Sometimes, when we are typing data onto an Excel spreadsheet with too many data entered, then our current cursor are at wherever in the spreadsheet, if we decide to get back to first top of that spreadsheet, I mean back to cell "A1".
What is the method for such that operation?
Here is the shortcut keyboard:
That's finished.
It will come out with the current cursor occupying on the cell [A1], the current spreadsheet.
Additional :
This will help you to save time for back to the first cell of Excel worksheet you have been working on it. You can apply to use in another program like Word, Blog, Power point, etc. It may work as the same way.
Enjoy your daily office working!
See more another Excel Shortcut:
What is the method for such that operation?
Here is the shortcut keyboard:
- Press on the "Ctrl" button and hold down.
- Then follow by pressing down the "Home" button.
That's finished.
It will come out with the current cursor occupying on the cell [A1], the current spreadsheet.
Function
|
Result
|
|---|---|
Ctrl + Home
| To go to the cell "A1" of the current spreadsheet. |
Additional :
This will help you to save time for back to the first cell of Excel worksheet you have been working on it. You can apply to use in another program like Word, Blog, Power point, etc. It may work as the same way.
Enjoy your daily office working!
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