Microsoft office shortcut key problem.

Asked By Bashar 10 points N/A Posted on - 09/22/2011

Hello folks,

I am a user of office 2003. I have learned many shortcut keys with Microsoft Word but when I want to use those shortcut keys within Microsoft Excel most do not work. How can I use them with Microsoft Excel? 

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Answered By miao5656 0 points N/A #128215

Microsoft office shortcut key problem.

You can fix this problem on your own by following these simple instructions:

1. Close your Excel file
2. Click on the start menu, then click on run, then type regedit
3. Locate HKEY_CURRENT_USERsoftwaremicrosoftoffice12.0Exceloptions
4. Now select edit menu, click new,  find dword value then click it
5. In it Type "QFE_Richmond",  then press enter
6. Add 1 in the value data box
7. After that click ok and exit the registry editor
8. You can use the mouse click and toolbar menu which is easier than the shortcut button.

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Answered By Momin 0 points N/A #128214

Microsoft office shortcut key problem.

You have mentioned that you have been using MS Office 2003. You have practiced shortcut keys within MS Word and succeed but you have failed to create shortcut keys in the Excel.  Use the search field in Excel to look for help on shortcut keys. Or you can use the built-in keyboard shortcut keys. For example, CTRL+A selects all rows and columns.

Press CTRL+SHIFT+SPACE to select 65536Rx256C .

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Answered By Sharath Reddy 590495 points N/A #307947

Microsoft office shortcut key problem.

That’s because some of the commands or shortcuts in Microsoft Office Word is designed only for itself and will not work in other applications like Microsoft Office Excel. Also, some of the shortcut keys in Microsoft Office Word may have different functions in Microsoft Office Excel. But the common shortcut keys like CTRL + V for paste will work on both Microsoft Office applications.

The following are some of the common shortcut keys that have the same functions in both applications:

• Copy – CTRL + C
• Paste – CTRL + V
• Cut or move – CTRL + X
• Open – CTRL + O
• Select all – CTRL + A
• Bold – CTRL + B
• Italic – CTRL + I
• Search or find and replace – CTRL + F
• Underline – CTRL + U
• Save – CTRL + S
• Close current document – CTRL + W
• Undo last action – CTRL + Z
• Print – CTRL + P
• Print preview – CTRL + F2

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