Keyboard Shortcuts
Trust Business Management Daily to provide Windows shortcuts that let you get your work done in a fraction of the time.
By using these shortcut keys, you’ll do more than simply save time. You’ll also cut down on the number of errors you’d otherwise make by typing the same thing over and over again.
Select time periods and reminders for follow-up flags using Ctrl+Shift+G ... Create a meeting request without having your calendar open by selecting Ctrl+Shift+Q ... Go to another folder in Outlook by using Ctrl+Y.
Select a large range of cells without holding down that mouse button ... See the resulting value of a formula in edit mode ... Choose any chartable range and insert a new work sheet with your data charted in the default chart format.
Those who spend significant amounts of time working on PCs or Macs learn some of the shortcuts that allow for faster, more efficient work. Here are a few of David Pogue’s favorites.
Use Alt+S to compose, forward, or reply to an email ... Substitute Alt+. when you don't want to click in the To: line when composing an email ... Toggle to the Subject line in an email message by hitting Alt+U.
