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Data Analysis Spreadsheet Basics Getting Started With Spreadsheets Sorting & Filtering

EMEKA PEACEWILL
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EMEKA PEACEWILL
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 5,914 Points
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EMEKA PEACEWILL
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 5,914 Points

how did you select all those data...just before going to the Data menu?

Any shortcuts?

2 Answers

Joseph Maza
Joseph Maza
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Joseph Maza
Joseph Maza
9,184 Points

I think what EMEKA PEACEWILL was referring to was when he selected all the cells without clicking. To do this select a cell then hold SHIFT + Control and then press the arrow key in the direction corresponding to the cell direction you want to highlight. EXAMPLE: All cells with data to the right highlighted to end SHIFT + Control + RIGHT ARROW. Hope this helps

angiem
angiem
1,498 Points

Thanks! That's a great tip!

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,732 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,732 Points

You can click and hold in a cell and then drag to the opposite corner to select an entire rectangular region.

You can also simply click to select one cell, then shift-click in the opposite corner to select the whole region.