Hot Key Pathway ALT+HVP Home->Clipboard->Paste ALT+HX Home->Clipboard->Cut ALT+HC Home->Clipboard->Copy ALT+HP Home->Clipboard->Format Painter ALT+HII Home→Insert→Insert Cells ALT+HIR Home→Insert→Insert Sheet Rows ALT+HIC Home→Insert→Insert Sheet Columns ALT+HIS Home→Insert→Insert Sheet ALT+HDD Home→Cells→Delete->Delete Cells ALT+HDR Home→Cells→Delete->Delete Rows ALT+HDC Home→Cells→Delete->Delete Columns ALT+HDS Home→Cells→Delete->Delete Sheet ALT+HEA Home→Editing→Clear->Clear All ALT+HEF Home→Editing→Clear->Clear Formats ALT+FS File→Save ALT+FA File→Save As ALT+FO File→Open ALT+FC File→Close ALT+FN File→New ALT+FD File→Save and Send

Appendix: Hot Keys Hot Keys and Short Cut Keys are quick, efficient ways of using the keyboard to complete a task. Hot Keys are a new set of options that are available in Office 2010.   Short Cut Keys are Legacy Commands from the old days.   Hot Keys begin by typing ALT The Home Ribbon uses H. The File Menu uses F.   Short Cut Keys begin by typing CTRL These commands go back to when computers did not always have a mouse! So, how did they select the Cells without a mouse? Here are the steps.   Try It: Select Cells with a Keyboard Go to top-left Cell of the range. Press F8 on the keyboard. Go to bottom-left Cell of the range. Press ESC. Exam 77-882: Microsoft Excel 2010 Core 3. Formatting Cells and Worksheets 3.1. Apply and modify cell formats: Hot Keys Short Cut Pathway CTRL+O File->Open CTRL+S File->Save CTRL+W File->Close CTRL+D File->Properties CTRL+P File→Print CTRL+Q File→Exit CTRL+X Edit→Cut CTRL+C Edit→Copy CTRL+P Edit→Paste CTRL+Z Edit→Undo!   Keyboard Function CTRL+A Select All CTRL+HOME Select First Cell CTRL+End Select Last Cell CTRL+Down Arrow Go to Last Cell in the Column CTRL+Up Arrow Go to First Cell in the Column CTRL+Right Arrow Go to Last Cell in the Row CTRL+Left Arrow Go to First Cell in the Row