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4 Arrow Keys (Upper, Down, Left and Right Arrow) Shortcut Keyboard for Excel

What do you usually do for moving from one active cell to the other? Some people said, “Using mouse to point and click on the desired active cell”.

Well, here we are going on how to use the "4 Arrow Keys" to do it instead of using a mouse clicking.
  • Move UP: Just use your right hand finger press on the “Upper Arrow”
  • Move Right: Just use your right hand finger press on the “Right Arrow”
  • Move Left: Just do the same way as above, but you just press one the “Left Arrow”
  • Move Down: Do the same thing again just press on the “Down Arrow”
Note: This tip is beneficial to you for moving from one by one cell in the same spreadsheet.


See more another Excel Shortcut:
  1. [F2] Shortcut To Edit The Active Cell With Cursor At End Of The Line
  2. [Ctrl]+[Delete] Excel Shortcut Deleting Text Between The Cursor And The End
  3. [Ctrl]+[Y] To Redo Last Action (Multiple Levels) Excel Shortcut Key
  4. [Ctrl]+[Z] To Undo Last Action (Multiple Levels) Excel Shortcut Key
  5. [Ctrl] [.] (Period) Excel Trick Move Cursor Clockwise To The Next Corner Of The Selection
  6. Excel Trick Press A Couple Of [Arrow Key] Move One Cell Diagonally
  7. [Shift]+[Arrow Keys] Expanding The Current Cell To Another Active Cell
  8. [F12] Excel Shortcut Key Display The “Save As” Function Fastest Way
  9. [Ctrl]+[Shift]+[Page Down] Select The Current & Next Sheet In A Workbook
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