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Suryansh Mishra

Mar 6 • 7 tweets • 2 min read

From F1 to F12, these function shortcuts will help streamline your workflow and make you an #MSExcel pro in no time!
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F1 - Displays the ‘Help’ task pane

F2 - Edit the active cell

F3 - Displays the ‘Paste Name’ dialog box

F4 - Repeat last command

F5 - Displays ‘Go to’ dialog box

F6 - Next Pane

F7 - Spell Check

F8 - Extend Mode

F9 - Calculate all worksheets in a workbook

F10 - Activate menu bar

F11 - Create New Chart

F12 - Save As

Whether you're a business analyst or a student, these shortcuts are invaluable for anyone who works with data.

REMEMBER: "practice makes a man perfect."

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