Move Active Cell to Corners in Selection
This shortcut allows you to quickly move the active cell to any corner of a selected range. It helps in navigating large selections efficiently without using the mouse.
Keyboard Shortcut
| Windows | Mac |
|---|---|
| Ctrl + . | Cmd + . |
What Does This Shortcut Do?
Pressing this shortcut moves the active cell clockwise through the four corners of a selected range. It helps you quickly reach the corners for editing, formatting, or copying data.
How to Use the Shortcut
- Select a range of cells
- Press Ctrl + . (Windows) or Cmd + . (Mac)
- The active cell will move clockwise to each corner with each key press
Tips & Best Practices
- Use this shortcut to quickly jump to the corners without scrolling
- Combine with other shortcuts for editing or formatting corner cells
- Works best on rectangular selections
FAQ
- Q: Can I move to a specific corner directly?
- No, you need to press the shortcut multiple times to cycle through the corners.
- Q: Does it work in filtered or table ranges?
- Yes, it works in both filtered ranges and Excel tables.
- Q: Can I undo if I move the wrong corner?
- Yes, you can use Ctrl + Z (Windows) or Cmd + Z (Mac) to undo.