Ctrl + A            Selects the Entire Worksheet
Ctrl + B            Applies or removes bod formatting 
Ctrl + C            Copies the Selected Cells
Ctrl + D            Uses the Fill Down command to copy
the contents and format of the topmost
Ctrl + F            Displays the find Dialog Box.
Ctrl + G           Displays the Go to dialog box.     
Ctrl + H           Displays the find and replace the
dialog box
Ctrl + I             Applies and removes italic formatting 
Ctrl + K            Displays the insert Hyperlink
Ctrl + L             Displays
the create list dialogue box
Ctrl + N           Creates a new, blank file
Ctrl + O           Displays the Open dialog box to open
or find a file.
Ctrl + P            Displays the Print Dialog Box.
Ctrl + R            Uses the fill right command to copy
the contents and format of the leftmost
Ctrl + S            Saves the active file with its
current file name, location and file format.
Ctrl + U            Applies or removes underling.
Ctrl + V            Paste the contents of the clipboard at
the insertion point and replaces any selection
Ctrl + W           Closes the selected workbook window
Ctrl + X            Cuts the selected cells
Ctrl + Y            Repeats the last command or action,
if possible
Ctrl + Z            Uses the Undo command.
Ctrl + `             Alternate between displaying cell
values and formulas
Ctrl + 1             Displays the Format Cells dialogue
box
Ctrl + 2             Applies or removes Bold formatting
Ctrl + 3             Applices or removes Italic
Formatting
Ctrl + 4             Applies or Removes Underling.
Ctrl + 5             Applies or Removes Strikethrough.
Ctrl + 6             Alternates
between hiding objects, displaying Objects, and displaying place holders for
objects
Ctrl + 7             Displays or hides the Standard
toolbar
Ctrl + 8             Displays or hides the outline
symbols.
Ctrl + 9             Hides the selected Rows.
Ctrl + 0             Hides the Selected Columns. 
Ctrl + \            In a selected Row, select the cells
that don’t match the value in the active cell.
Ctrl + [             Select cells that contain formulas
that directly reference the active cell.
Ctrl + ;             Enter the date
Ctrl + ‘             Copies a formula from the cell
above the active cell into the cell or the Formula Bar.
Ctrl + /            Select the array containing the
active cell.
CTRL + SHIFT  KEYS
Ctrl + Shift + A             When the insertion point is to the right of a function name
in a formula, insert the argument names and parentheses.
 Ctrl
+ Shift + O            Select all cells
that contain comments
Ctrl + Shift + Z             When the auto Correct Smart tags is displayed, undo or
redo the last automatic correction.
Ctrl + Shift + !              Apply the number format with two decimal places,
thousands separator, and mines for negative values.
Ctrl + Shift + @            Apply the Time format with the  hour and minute. 
Ctrl + Shift + #             Apply the Date format with the Day, Month & Year.
Ctrl + Shift + $              Apply the currency format with two decimal places.
Ctrl + Shift + %            Apply the Percentage format with 0 decimal Places.
Ctrl + Shift + ^             Apply the Exponential Number format with two decimal places.
Ctrl + Shift + &             Apply the outline border to the
selected cells.
Ctrl + Shift + *              Select the current region around the active cells.
Ctrl + Shift + (              Unhide any hidden rows within the selection.
Ctrl + Shift + )              Unhide any hidden Columns within the selection.
Ctrl + Shift + _             Remove the outline border from the selected cells.
Ctrl + Shift + +             Insert Blank cells.
Ctrl + Shift + |             In a selected column, select the cells that don’t match
the value in the active cell.
Ctrl + Shift + {             Select all cells directly or indirectly referenced by
formulas in the selection.
Ctrl + Shift + :              Enter the time
Ctrl + Shift + “              Copy the value from the cell above the active cell into
the cell or the formula bar.

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