Unfortunately, you won’t find the “edit this cell” command listed in Excel’s keyboard customization section, so there’s no apparent way to change the shortcut.

Essential Shortcuts Aside from the well-known Excel keyboard shortcuts, these are the ones I use the most often and save me the most time.

By creating custom keyboard shortcuts tailored to your specific needs and workflow you can easily improve your productivity in Microsoft Excel spreadsheets.

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To use this method, place your cursor in the desired cell and press the Alt key followed by the emoji code keyboard shortcut (1, 2, 3, and so on). For example, to insert a smiley face, press Alt+1.

We all know a few keyboard shortcuts, but these 11 will make your row and column experience particularly more efficient in Microsoft Excel.

You may think you know all the Word and Excel keyboard shortcuts you need, but check this list first: These 10 will help everyone work faster.

This keyboard shortcut lists includes quick ways to format cells, navigate the program, and carry out a few operations. The list is based on Excel 2016, but most will also work on Excel 2013.