Ctrl+.(Full stop) Excel Trick Move Cursor Clockwise To The Next Corner Of The Selection | Exceltip2day

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

"[Ctrl] + [.](Full stop or decimal point)" Learn how to use in our tips for today.

The figure shows how it goes when pressing the Crtl+. (Period) 

Tip Quiz

What is the shortcut to select all the data in an Excel worksheet?

You can use the keyboard shortcut key to move clockwise the selected cells from one to the next one at the square corner (A square corner is a right angle or a rectangle has four square corners. It is a 90-degree turn at the corner each.).


If you have a large range selected and you want to see the four corners of the range this shortcut will take you there. It cycles around the four corners.


Shortcut method consists of the following steps:

• Press and hold the [Ctrl] key button.
• Press the [.](Full stop) key button.
• Release both key buttons.

Excel shortcut key: To cycle around the four corners of the cells in the square of a range of your selection.

Windows shortcut 

Ctrl  . (Period)

Benefit:


Help you to access the cell aims (targets) easily in the corner of the selecting cells.

Easy to move clockwise to the next corner of whether how large range selection.

Tip Answer

 a. It's Ctrl + *.

 b. It's Ctrl + A.

 c. It's ALT + *.

 Answer: b. It's correct. 

Check: Shortcut Key to selecting all active cells in a range of Excel spreadsheet.

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