Ohio Jennifer Cainas, CPA, DBA, is an instructor of accountancy at the University of South Florida in Tampa and Tracie Miller-Nobles, CPA, is an associate professor of accounting at Austin Community College in Austin, Texas. Wendy Tietz, CPA, Ph.D., is a professor of accounting at Kent State University in Kent.
SHORTCUT FOR LOCKING CELLS IN EXCEL FOR MAC HOW TO
See this short tutorial video for Windows users or this tutorial video for Mac users for a step-by-step overview of how to use Excel’s Flash Fill feature to automatically fill in data based on patterns that Excel detects. Here is a sneak peek into these Excel shortcuts.
Several different shortcuts can be applied to a cell, such as editing a cell, aligning cell contents, adding a border to a cell, adding an outline to all the selected cells, and many more. Note: If you have a large amount of data or there are a lot of similar values, you may have to type a few cells for Excel to detect the pattern. A cell in Excel holds all the data that you are working on. The keyboard shortcut for Mac is Ctrl+E, just as in the Windows version. In Excel for Mac, the keyboard shortcut is the only way to use Flash Fill. Hold the ALT key and press the Enter key for Windows (for Mac hold the Control and Option. Place the cursor where you want to insert the line break. Flash Fill will populate your column based on the pattern it detects. Here are the steps to start a new line in Excel Cell using the shortcut ALT + ENTER: Double click on the cell where you want to insert the line break (or press F2 key to get into the edit mode). So if you have a sheet that you want to share and allow other users to only edit certain cells, you’ll need to use different tables. Once you type the first and last name in the first cell, click in the next cell down. While Excel gives you the option to lock specific cells or a range of cells, Numbers isn’t currently this flexible. There is also a keyboard shortcut for Flash Fill.
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