In everyday work, we often enter numbers, and then we format the way they are displayed within the cell. This is usually done by activating the Format Cells option, from the Home ribbon or by using the CTRL + 1 shortcut, and then choosing some of the cell content display options that are integrated into the Number tab. But since in practice we are dealing with just a few formats of a number record, it is much more useful to use shortcuts to quickly format content.
Excel shortcuts are often unfairly neglected, although their daily use achieves a higher speed in operation, which makes us much more productive. Experienced users make use of shortcuts. The good news is that most of the shortcuts are of universal nature and can be applied in most Windows programs. If you teach them, you will become much more effective working with any of them! Here we will mention some of those most commonly used in practice.
In addition to content, each cell is characterized by a format that aims to highlight some of its features. For example, the header of the table should be in some way highlighted, with any different font, font style or a different background color; rows could also be colored with different colors, for better visibility; numbers may have a number of decimals … The text that follows will describe ways to format the contents of a cell.
The picture says more than 1000 words! Charts are an indispensable part of Excel reports with the goal of graphically displaying data and highlighting business trends. Recently, Excel knows that and, based on the given data, it proposes several types of reports that reflects them in the best way. Also, a user in the All Charts group can see all the offered report types and some of them use to create a new or modify an existing chart.
When working with large tables often are used shortcuts for search and replacement cell contents. Searching content is done by combining the CTRL + F (Find) key and replacing the content by using the CTRL + H (Replace) key combination. By launching any of these options, when choosing the Home toolbar or the specified shortcuts, the same dialog box opens with two tabs: Find and Replace. Depending on the desired action, select the card and then fill in the options of the dialog window.