Excel Shortcuts
Find the Excel keyboard shortcut you need faster — search by task, filter by category, switch between Windows and Mac, and copy the keys in one click.
- Windows & Mac keys
- Search & filter
- One-click copy
How It Works
Use the Excel Shortcuts in 4 simple steps.
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Pick your platform
Switch between Windows, Mac or both to see the right keys.
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Search or filter
Type a task or pick a category chip to narrow the list.
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Find the shortcut
Scan the matching cards for the action you need.
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Copy the keys
Click Copy to put the exact key combination on your clipboard.
Why Use Our Excel Shortcuts?
Search by task
Type what you are trying to do, not just the keys.
Windows & Mac
See the correct keys for your platform, including the Mac-only exceptions.
Category filters
Narrow the list to File, Editing, Navigation, Formulas and more.
Essentials only
Trim the list to the shortcuts people reach for most.
One-click copy
Copy the exact key combination instead of retyping it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you start.
What are the most useful Excel shortcuts?
The ones you reach for most often are usually copy, paste, undo, Find, and the AutoSum shortcut — small, repeated actions that add up to real time saved over a day of spreadsheet work.
Are Excel shortcuts different on Windows and Mac?
Many use Cmd in place of Ctrl, but not all of them translate directly — a few, like jumping to the start or end of a sheet, use Fn plus an arrow key on Mac instead. Switch the platform toggle above to see the correct keys for your system.
How can I quickly find an Excel shortcut?
Type what you're trying to do — like "paste special" or "filter" — into the search box, or narrow the list with the category chips above the results.
Can I copy shortcuts from this page?
Yes — every card has a Copy button that puts the exact key combination on your clipboard, ready to paste wherever you're keeping notes.
Are these shortcuts suitable for beginners?
Yes. This list focuses on the shortcuts people reach for daily, so it works as a starting point whether you're new to Excel or just trying to work a bit faster.
Why can an Excel shortcut behave differently on my computer?
Keyboard layout, your Excel version, and system-level shortcuts on macOS can all override or change what a key combination does. If one doesn't work as expected, check your system's keyboard shortcut settings first.