| Shortcut Keys | Description |
|---|---|
| Alt+Home | Open your homepage |
| Alt+Tab | Toggle between browser windows |
| Alt+Left Arrow | Back a page |
| Alt+Right Arrow | Forward a page |
| F11 | Display the current website in full-screen mode. Pressing F11 again will exit this mode. |
| Esc | Stop page or download from loading |
| Ctrl+(- or +) | Zoom in or out of a page, "-" will zoom out and "+" will zoom in |
| Ctrl+1-8 | Pressing Ctrl and any number 1 through 8 will move to the corresponding tab in your tab bar. |
| Ctrl+9 | Switch to last tab |
| Ctrl+0 | Reset browser zoom to default |
| Ctrl+Enter | This combination is used to quickly complete an address. For example, type "computerhope" in the address bar and press Ctrl+Enter to get https://www.computerhope.com. |
| Ctrl+Shift+Del | Open the Clear Data window to quickly clear private data |
| Ctrl+Shift+B | Toggle the bookmarks bar between hidden and shown |
| Ctrl+A | Select everything on a page |
| Ctrl+D | Add a bookmark for the page currently opened |
| Ctrl+F | Open the "find" bar to search text on the current page |
| Ctrl+O | Open a file in the browser |
| Ctrl+Shift+O | Open the Bookmark manager |
| Ctrl+H | Open browser history in a new tab |
| Ctrl+J | Display the downloads window |
| Ctrl+K or Ctrl+E | Moves your text cursor to the omnibox so that you can begin typing your search query and perform a Google search |
| Ctrl+L | Move the cursor to the browser address bar and highlight everything in it |
| Ctrl+N | Open New browser window |
| Ctrl+Shift+N | Open a new window in incognito (private) mode |
| Ctrl+P | Print current page or frame |
| Ctrl+R or F5 | Refresh the current page or frame. |
| Ctrl+S | Saves the current page |
| Ctrl+T | Opens a new tab |
| Ctrl+U | View a web page's source code |
| Ctrl+W | Closes the currently selected tab |
| Ctrl+Shift+W | Closes the currently selected window |
| Ctrl+Shift+T | This combination reopens the last tab you've closed. If you've closed multiple tabs you can press this shortcut key multiple times to restore each of the closed tabs. |
| Ctrl+Tab | Moves through each of the open tabs going to the right |
| Ctrl+Shift+Tab | Moves through each of the open tabs going to the left |
| Ctrl+Left-click | Open a link in a new tab in the background |
| Ctrl+Shift Left-click | Open a link in a new tab and switch to the new tab |
| Ctrl+Page Down | Open the browser tab to the right |
| Ctrl+Page Up | Open the browser tab to the left |
| Spacebar | Moves down a page at a time |
| Shift+Spacebar | Moves up a page at a time |
| Home | Go to top of page |
| End | Go to bottom of page |
| Alt+Down Arrow | Display all previous text entered in a text box and available options on a drop-down menu. |
Yogendra98.blogpost.com You can automate small as well as heavy tasks with VBA codes. And do you know with the help of macros, you can break all the limitations of Excel which you think Excel has? So today, I have listed some of the useful codes e xamples to help you become more productive in your day to day work. You can use these codes even if you haven't used VBA before that. All you have to do just paste these codes in your VBA editor. These codes will exactly do the same thing which headings are telling you. For your convenience, please follow these steps to add these codes to your workbook. Before you use these codes, make sure you have your developer tab on your Excel ribbon to access VB editor. If you don't have please use these simple steps to activate developer tab . Once you activate developer tab, you can use below steps to paste a VBA code into VB editor. Don't Forget: Make sure to download thi...
Comments
Post a Comment