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teylyn. MVP. Replied on June 2, 2015. Report abuse. Hello, Alt+= brings up the Sum () in my Excel 2013, just as described when hovering over the AutoSum icon in the ribbon. If your Excel 2013 does not do this, check your active Add-ins, which may override keyboard shortcuts. Disable all Add-ins and test. If the keyboard shortcut works, bring ...
MS Excel keyboard shortcut key for SUM. Right Alt+= is not working. On my laptop, the shortcut key for SUM, Right Alt+= resulting in "x" instead of the sum of the values from the cells on top and Left Alt+= is working perfectly. I am facing an issue with the Right Alt key. Replies (1) . George Jiang MSFT. Microsoft Agent.
Here's another trick though for SUMs at least. After you select your Cell Range, go to Formulas and in the first section "Function Library" click AutoSum. The sum will appear below each column. It's good enough in my opinion as long as that's what you wanted and not totals from a variety of sources summed up.
Right-Click on the "Auto Sum" button on the Ribbon, and choose "Add to Quick Access Toolbar". You'll see the Sum tool added to the tiny toolbar above the "Home" tab. Now, click "Alt", and the number of your new shortcut key should appear above the Home button. In my case, it is 4, so now, go to a cell you want to put the SUM then click Alt+4.
Answer. Bob Jones AKA: CyberTaz. MVP. Replied on October 14, 2018. Report abuse. The equivalent in Excel for Mac is Shift+Command+t. For a fairly complete listing of built-in keyboard shortcuts see the Excel Help article: Keyboard shortcuts in Excel for Mac. ***********.
You could go one cell beneath the bottom of the sum range, then Alt+= to AutoSum that range. From there you could copy > paste special > values. From there you could copy > paste special > values. HTH
Thanks in advance. Replies (2) . HansV MVP. MVP. Replied on December 19, 2023. Report abuse. Select File > Options > Advanced. Scroll all the way down and tick the check box "Transition formula entry", then click OK. You have to do this for each worksheet separately.
I use Office 365 on Windows7 and my laptop is Thinkpad X1Carbon. When I use the ALT+= shortcut for sum, I get a "x" sign. Also pressing ALT doesn't highlight the functions on the ribbon. Help please. Thanks. Sena. Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site.
You should be able to tap the Fn key (located between the left Ctrl key and the Windows key - see image below) and the Esc key (top-left corner of the keyboard) together to activate the function keys to act as F1 through F12 instead of laptop BIOS functions (e.g. volume, brightness, etc) or extended keyboard keys (e.g. Home, End, PgUp, PgDn ...
Let's try the following methods and verify the result. Method 1. Start Excel in safe mode following instructions mentioned below and verify whether 'Alt' + '=' shortcut works. * Hold Windows key + R. * Copy and paste, or type the following command in the Open box, and then press Enter. Excel /safe.