A PivotTable is a tool for data analysis. It allows sectioning of data to view its dependencies on various factors for different perspectives (using pivot tables and the scenario manager). In addition, it can display data as line graphs, histograms and charts, and with a very limited three-dimensional graphical display. It has a battery of supplied functions to answer statistical, engineering, and financial needs. Microsoft Excel has the basic features of all spreadsheets, using a grid of cells arranged in numbered rows and letter-named columns to organize data manipulations like arithmetic operations.
Follow up with Alt+ E for existing worksheet if desired, Tab, and type the cell reference where it should go (e.g. I nsert Pi votTable after selecting data range. This will automatically extend all column widths which reverses when pressed againĬreating Pivot Tables with Shortcuts only seems to be nearly impossible managing existing tables is doable. Some keyboards seem to distinguish between left and right Shift key Remember that each time editing the formula will require the Ctrl+ Shift+ Enter. Select all Formulas ( Home - Fin d - Form ulasĮnter a formula as an array formula. Repeat if you want to toggle from absolute reference to partial or complete removal ($E$4 -> E$4 -> $E4 -> returning to E4.Įdit arguments of formula at cursor position Select or unselect one word to the left/ rightĭelete one character to the right/ left of cursorĬomplete cell entry and move one cell down/ upĬomplete cell entry and move one cell right/ leftĬomplete cell entry and don't move selectionĭuplicate value from Cell above into current cell at cursor positionĪfter typing cell reference (eg =E4) makes reference absolute (=$E$4). Select from the insertion point to beginning/ end of cell Select one character to the left/ right (or one line up/down)
Navigate by one character left/ right or one line up/ down Selects from current end of cursor to beginning These assume you are inside a cell, typically after pressing F2 With cells that are not complete rows/columns - Open delete cell/ row/ column menuįill single cell content down to all cells selected with Shift+ Arrow Downįill single cell content up to all cells selected with Shift+ Arrow Down With cells that are not complete rows/columns - Open insert cell/ row/ column menu Paste Insert - paste column(s) from clipboard and shift existing content to the right Paste Insert - paste row(s) from clipboard and shift existing content downwardĬtrl+ Shift+ + with column(s) in clipboard and column selected Select multiple rows to insert multiple rowsĬtrl+ Shift+ + with row(s) in clipboard and a row selected Select single row, then insert row below. Select single (or multiple) columns, then delete Select multiple rows then insert the same number rows below Shift+ Space, then Shift+ Arrow Up/ Arrow Down, then Ctrl+ Shift+ + Select single row then insert one row above Shift+ Space, then Shift+ Arrow Up/ Arrow Down, then Ctrl+. 1.4 Insert Rows, Columns and Duplicate Content