I hope you find this list of shortcuts useful and do feel free to ask us if you need any assistance or want to attend one of our courses. Shortcuts for moving around easily / quickly in Word Alt+Shift+Down arrow key: Add text before a table at the beginning of. Alt+Shift+Up arrow key: Move current row down. Down arrow key: Down arrow: Move current row up. Up arrow key: Up arrow key: Move to the next row. Alt+Page down: Control + Page down: Move to the previous row.

So if you would like to find out more about using Word and getting the most from it, do have a look at attending one of our courses such as the Microsoft Word Office Users course. Alt+Page up: Control + Page up: Move to the last cell in the column. As Word has changed and developed over the years with plenty of new versions, some of these areas may be unfamiliar to you.

Ctrl + Alt +, Page up: Page Up: Page down: Page Down: Move to next misspelling: Ctrl + ' Move to previous misspelling: Ctrl + Insert or move to header: holding Ctrl + Alt, press o then h: Insert or move to footer. Microsoft have produced an article but I have composed a list of the best and most useful ones that I have come across from working with word over the last 20 years. Word count: Ctrl + Shift + c: Start voice typing (available in Chrome browsers) Ctrl + Shift + s: Go to side panel: Ctrl + Alt +. There are many general program shortcuts in Microsoft Word that make it easier for you to do everything from save your document to undo a mistake.

I have had several people in my Microsoft Word training classes asking if there is a good list of word shortcuts.

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