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Ctrl+0(Zero) Excel Shortcut Key To Hide The Selected Column | ExcelTip2Day

Hello there!

I'm Michael Leng. Welcome to my blog, “Exceltip2day”.
Today, I’m going to share a useful Excel shortcut key:

👉 Ctrl + 0 (Zero) — This shortcut hides the selected column in Excel.

Tip: Quiz

Do you know what is the shortcut key to insert the current date in any cell of a worksheet?

In this article, I’ll explain:
✅ How to use the Ctrl + 0 shortcut to hide columns in an Excel worksheet.
✅ Why this shortcut can help you work faster and more efficiently.

Tabs to Explore:

In this article, it consists of how to use the shortcut keys to hide the selected column in an Excel sheet.


Here is the table of the shortcut key buttons to proceed to hide the column.

Shortcut for: Hide the selected column.

Windows shortcut


Ctrl0(Zero)


Now, I'll tell you the step by step of using the shortcut key buttons.

👉 Use your mouse click into any cell of the column you want to hide.

👉 Press the Ctrl+0 key buttons at the same time.

👉 Release your fingers out of the buttons.

See the snapshot below which is showing how to operate it.




Figure no.1 shows cell Column "C" before getting hidden.



Figure no.2 shows the cell Column C after getting hidden


That brings me to the end of my posting.

So, from now on, if you would like to hide any column in your Excel sheet, you know to use the shortest way to handle your task quicker than the regular method.
Tip: Answer

 a. It's both Ctrl+;

 b. It's both Ctrl+:

 c. It's both Ctrl+-

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Before I say goodbye,
I truly hope that what I’ve shared with you today will be helpful for you, your company, or anyone else who finds it useful.

If you enjoyed this post, I’d be very happy to hear that!

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I would love to receive any feedback from you. Your comments and suggestions are like treasures that can help me improve this blog for the future.

Thank you so much for reading!
Bye for now!

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