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If you use Microsoft Office programs on a daily basis for study or work, learning keyboard shortcuts can save you a lot of time.
Instead of searching through menus and using the mouse every time, you can perform many operations with just one or two clicks, whether you are working on Excel or Word or PowerPoint.
📊 First: Microsoft Excel shortcuts
This group helps you navigate, format, copy, fill, create tables, and work more quickly within Excel.
| abbreviation | Job |
|---|---|
Ctrl + 0 |
Hide column |
Ctrl + 1 |
Format cells |
Ctrl + 2 |
Bold font application |
Ctrl + 3 |
Apply italics |
Ctrl + 4 |
Bottom line application |
Ctrl + 5 |
Apply a strikethrough line |
Ctrl + 6 |
Show/hide objects |
Ctrl + 8 |
Show/hide the organizational chart |
Ctrl + 9 |
Hide row |
Ctrl + A |
Select all |
Ctrl + C |
copies |
Ctrl + D |
Fill down |
Ctrl + E |
Fast filling |
Ctrl + L |
Create a table |
F5 |
Move to |
Ctrl + U |
Underline |
Ctrl + I |
Italic application |
Ctrl + K |
Insert a hyperlink |
Ctrl + Alt + T |
Create a table |
Ctrl + O |
New workbook |
Ctrl + F12 |
Open a workbook |
Ctrl + P |
|
Ctrl + R |
Fill right |
Ctrl + B |
save |
Ctrl + Shift + L |
Turn on/off filters |
Ctrl + S |
Underline application |
Ctrl + V |
sticky |
Ctrl + X |
He told |
📽️ Second: Microsoft PowerPoint shortcuts
If you frequently create presentations, these shortcuts can save you a lot of time creating slides, formatting text, and running the presentation.
| abbreviation | Job |
|---|---|
Ctrl + N |
Create a new presentation |
Ctrl + M |
New chip |
Ctrl + O |
Open a presentation |
Ctrl + S |
Save the presentation |
Ctrl + Shift + S |
Save as |
Ctrl + P |
|
Ctrl + Z |
to retreat |
Ctrl + Y |
re |
Ctrl + C |
copies |
Ctrl + X |
He told |
Ctrl + V |
sticky |
Ctrl + A |
Select all |
Ctrl + Shift + D |
Duplicate the slide |
Delete |
Delete the slide or item |
F5 |
Start the presentation |
Shift + F5 |
Start the presentation from the current slide |
Esc |
End the presentation |
Ctrl + + |
Zoom in |
Ctrl + - |
Minimize |
Ctrl + Alt + O |
Fits into the window |
Ctrl + G |
Grouping objects |
Ctrl + Shift + G |
Ungroup objects |
Ctrl + T |
Text box font size |
Ctrl + B |
Dark |
Ctrl + I |
Italic |
Ctrl + U |
Underline |
Ctrl + L |
Left aligned |
Ctrl + E |
Center alignment |
Ctrl + R |
Right align |
Ctrl + J |
Adjust distribution |
Ctrl + K |
Insert a hyperlink |
📝 Third: Microsoft Word shortcuts
These shortcuts are useful for writing, editing, aligning, formatting, and navigating within long documents.
| abbreviation | Job |
|---|---|
Ctrl + O |
Open a new document |
Ctrl + A |
Select all |
Ctrl + B |
Save the document |
F12 |
Save as |
Ctrl + P |
|
Ctrl + W |
Close the document |
Ctrl + Z |
to retreat |
Ctrl + Y |
re |
Ctrl + C |
copies |
Ctrl + X |
He told |
Ctrl + V |
sticky |
Ctrl + L |
Left aligned |
Ctrl + U |
Underline |
Ctrl + T |
Select all (entire document) |
Ctrl + N |
New document |
Ctrl + I |
Italic |
Ctrl + S |
save |
Ctrl + K |
Insert a hyperlink |
Ctrl + Q |
Align left and right |
Ctrl + E |
Centering |
Ctrl + G |
Right align |
Ctrl + J |
Adjust text |
Ctrl + 1 |
Single line spacing |
Ctrl + 2 |
Two line spacing |
Ctrl + 5 |
1.5 line spacing |
Ctrl + M |
Increase the indent |
Ctrl + Shift + M |
Reduce indentation |
Ctrl + D |
Font size |
Ctrl + Shift + > |
Increase font size |
Ctrl + Shift + < |
Reduce font size |
Ctrl + Home |
Move to the beginning of the document |
Ctrl + End |
Move to the end of the document |
🚀 How to quickly save shortcuts?
The best way is not to read the list ten times, but to use it in practice.
1. Choose 5 shortcuts that you use daily.
2. Stop using the mouse to execute them.
3. Use the shortcut every time until it becomes automatic.
4. After a week, add 5 new shortcuts.
5. Keep this page for quick reference.
⭐ Shortcuts that are worth memorizing first
If you're a beginner, start with these basic shortcuts because they work in a large number of Office programs:
Ctrl + C Copy Ctrl + V Paste Ctrl + X Cut Ctrl + Z Undo Ctrl + Y Redo Ctrl + S Save Ctrl + A Select All Ctrl + P Print Ctrl + K Insert Hyperlink Ctrl + B Bold Ctrl + I Italic Ctrl + U Underline
⚠️ A note about abbreviations
Some Microsoft Office shortcuts can vary depending on the program version, language, operating system, or context in which you use the shortcut.
If you're using a Mac, some of the keys will also be different, and you'll often use a key Command ⌘ instead of Ctrl In a number of operations.
✅ Conclusion
Learning keyboard shortcuts is one of the simplest ways to increase your speed in using Microsoft Office.
Whether you're working on Excel tables, writing a document in Word, or preparing a PowerPoint presentation, relying on your keyboard instead of constantly navigating with your mouse can save you significant time in the long run.
Save this page and start with a small set of shortcuts, and after a while you'll notice that you get the same tasks done much more quickly.
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