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Match the column. Description Shortcut key Move to next cell in row page up

Computers and Technology

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Musya8 [376]2 years ago

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The matchup are:

1) move to next cell in row - tab

2) move to previous cell in row - shift+tab

3) up one screen - page up

4) down one screen - page down

5) move to next worksheet - ctrl + page down

6) move to previous worksheet - ctrl + page up

7) go to first cell in data region - ctrl+ home

8) go to last cell in data region - ctrl + end

<h3>What are computer shortcut keys?</h3>

A computer shortcut is known to be some group of one or a lot of keys that brings about a command in software or in any kind of operating system.

Hence, The matchup are:

1) move to next cell in row - tab

2) move to previous cell in row - shift+tab

3) up one screen - page up

4) down one screen - page down

5) move to next worksheet - ctrl + page down

6) move to previous worksheet - ctrl + page up

7) go to first cell in data region - ctrl+ home

8) go to last cell in data region - ctrl + end

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