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Topic # 232082 28-Mar-2018 14:42
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I am helping someone to learn Excel.

 

I have Excel 2016 for Windows, he has Excel 2011 for Mac.

 

They look pretty similar, but it didn't take long to find a difference.

 

I can insert and delete columns/rows by selecting a column/row and pressing CTRL + or -.

 

He can not.

 

Is there a Mac equivalent or does he need to use the ribbon menu?

 

I tried Google but it only returned results requiring the ribbon menu.




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  Reply # 1984962 28-Mar-2018 14:50
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Try this: https://facultystaff.richmond.edu/~cstevens/301/ExcelKeyboardShortcuts-Mac.pdf



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  Reply # 1984967 28-Mar-2018 14:57
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Thanks @jamesrt , that will be very useful for all sorts of things.

 

It never occurred to me to just google for keyboard shortcuts, I must be losing it!




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  Reply # 1984990 28-Mar-2018 15:39
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CMD+ generally substitutes for CNTRL+ on a Mac




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