[Free Excel Tutorial] MY FAVORITE SHORTCUT - CTRL + Z TO UNDO YOUR LAST ACTION (s) - Full HD
[Free Excel Tutorial] MY FAVORITE SHORTCUT - CTRL + Z TO UNDO YOUR LAST ACTION (s) - Full HD
One of my favorite features in Excel is the Undo feature, which as you might expect, allows you to undo the last action that you carried out in Excel. Indeed, you can generally undo multiple steps in Excel. However, there are some caveats to this functionality, as well as a couple tricks you may not know.
Many users rely on the Undo button on the Excel 2003 toolbar, or the Excel 2007/2010 Quick Access toolbar. However, a lot of users don't realize that the Undo button has a drop-down menu, as shown in Figure 1. When you click the menu, you can undo multiple actions at once by selecting a group of items from the list. You are, however, limited to choosing a consecutive list of items from the top down, and you can't skip items in between. However, this also allows you to see exactly what actions will be undone.
I always thought the F4 key was used to Repeat the last command, and the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Y was used to activate the Redo command. I don’t use Redo very much, but the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Z for the Undo command is one of my favorites. Toolbar icons for Undo and Redo are common, yet I found there’s a toolbar icon for the Repeat command (Windows only).
Example: I like some of my data table headings to be Bold and Centered. After doing so in the Format Cells dialog box, the Repeat command (F4 or Ctrl+Y) will apply those changes to other cells.
Free Excel Tutorial, MY FAVORITE SHORTCUT - CTRL + Z TO UNDO YOUR LAST ACTION, Full HD
Free Tutorial, MY FAVORITE SHORTCUT - CTRL + Z, UNDO YOUR LAST ACTION, Full, HD
Excel Tutorial, FAVORITE SHORTCUT,CTRL + Z, UNDO LAST ACTION
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