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By using keyboard shortcuts to move between Excel spreadsheets and worksheets, you can do so quickly, saving time compared to clicking through each sheet. Avoid confusion and save time by following the steps outlined in this article by Mytour.
Navigating Between Excel Spreadsheets and Worksheets
To move between Excel spreadsheets or tabs, the quickest way is to use the keyboard. It's very simple; just press and hold the Ctrl key, then press PgUp or PgDn to move from right to left or left to right.
Additionally, readers can refer to some other useful Excel shortcuts listed below:
Ctrl + ; - Enter the current date into the active cell.
Ctrl + A - Select the entire spreadsheet.
Alt + F1 - Create data charts within the current scope.
Shift + F3 - Display the Insert Function dialog box.
Shift + F11 - Insert a new spreadsheet.
Ctrl + Home - Move to the beginning of the spreadsheet.
Ctrl + Spacebar - Select an entire column in the spreadsheet.
Shift + Spacebar - Select an entire row in the spreadsheet.
In addition, readers can refer to more articles on Excel shortcuts, covering all versions from 2003, 2007, 2010, 2016, to 2013, to explore additional common Excel shortcuts.
The article above from Mytour just guided you on how to navigate between spreadsheets and worksheets in Excel using the keyboard. Furthermore, if you have any doubts or questions needing clarification, readers can leave their comments below the article.
To secure data on Excel spreadsheets, you must lock Excel sheets with a password. There are 2 methods to lock Excel sheets: lock the entire sheet and lock individual areas. You can learn more about this in the next article by Mytour.
In addition to locking sheets, there's also the process of unlocking Excel sheet passwords to access data on spreadsheets. The method to unlock Excel sheet passwords is also detailed in the article. Feel free to check it out.
