Word Keyboard Shortctus (246 Shortcuts)
Navigating within Word Documents with Keybboard Shortcuts | ||
1 | END | To the end of a line |
2 | HOME | To the beginning of a line |
3 | CTRL+ARROW LEFT | One word to the left |
4 | CTRL+ARROW RIGHT | One word to the right |
5 | CTRL+ARROW UP | One paragraph up |
6 | CTRL+ARROW DOWN | One paragraph down |
7 | ARROW RIGHT | One character to the right |
8 | ARROW left | One character to the left |
9 | ARROW UP | Up one line |
10 | ARROW DOWN | Down one line |
11 | TAB | One cell to the right (in a table) |
12 | SHIFT+TAB | One cell to the left (in a table) |
13 | PAGE UP | Up one screen (scrolling) |
14 | PAGE DOWN | Down one screen (scrolling) |
15 | CTRL+PAGE DOWN | To the top of the next page |
16 | CTRL+PAGE UP | To the top of the previous page |
17 | ALT+CTRL+PAGE UP | To the top of the window |
18 | ALT+CTRL+PAGE DOWN | To the end of the window |
19 | CTRL+END | To the end of a document |
20 | CTRL+HOME | To the beginning of a document |
21 | SHIFT+F5 | To a previous revision (change to the document) |
22 | SHIFT+F5 | After opening a document to the location it was in when the document was last closed |
Word Keyboard Shortcuts for Formatting Word dcouments | ||
23 | CTRL+B | Apply bold formatting |
24 | CTRL+U | Apply an underline |
25 | CTRL+I | Apply italic formatting |
26 | CTRL+SHIFT+K | Format letters as small capitals |
27 | CTRL+SHIFT+W | Underline words but not spaces |
28 | CTRL+SHIFT+D | Double-underline text |
29 | CTRL+SHIFT+A | Format letters as all capitals. Pressing it again reverses it. |
30 | CTRL+SHIFT+F | Change the ffont |
31 | CTRL+SHIFT+P | Change the font size |
32 | CTRL+SHIFT+C | Copy formatting from text |
33 | CTRL+SHIFT+V | Apply copied formatting to text |
34 | CTRL+SHIFT+> | Increase the font size |
35 | CTRL+SHIFT+< | Decrease the font size |
36 | CTRL+] | Increase the font size by 1 point |
37 | CTRL+[ | Decrease the font size by 1 point |
38 | CTRL+D | Change the formatting of characters (Menu: Format - Font) |
39 | SHIFT+F3 | Change the case of letters (all upper, all lower or mixed) |
40 | CTRL+= | Apply subscript formatting (+ and = should be on the same key) |
41 | CTRL+SHIFT++ | Apply superscript formatting (+ and = should be on the same key) |
42 | CTRL+SHIFT+* | Display nonprinting characters |
43 | CTRL+SPACEBAR | Remove manual character formatting. |
44 | CTRL+SHIFT+Q | Change the selection to the Symbol font |
45 | SHIFT+F1 | Review text formatting |
46 | CTRL+SHIFT+C | Copy formats |
47 | CTRL+SHIFT+V | Paste formats |
48 | CTRL+1 | Single-space lines |
49 | CTRL+2 | Double-space lines |
50 | CTRL+5 | Set 1.5-line spacing |
51 | CTRL+0 | Add or remove one line space preceding a paragraph |
52 | CTRL+E | Center a paragraph |
53 | CTRL+J | Justify a paragraph |
54 | CTRL+L | Left align a paragraph |
55 | CTRL+R | Right align a paragraph |
56 | CTRL+M | Indent a paragraph from the left |
57 | CTRL+SHIFT+M | Remove a paragraph indent from the left |
58 | CTRL+T | Create a hanging indent |
59 | CTRL+SHIFT+T | Reduce a hanging indent |
60 | CTRL+Q | Remove paragraph formatting |
61 | CTRL+SHIFT+S | Apply a style |
62 | ALT+CTRL+K | Start AutoFormat |
63 | CTRL+SHIFT+N | Apply the Normal style |
64 | ALT+CTRL+1 | Apply the Heading 1 style |
65 | ALT+CTRL+2 | Apply the Heading 2 style |
66 | ALT+CTRL+3 | Apply the Heading 3 style |
67 | CTRL+SHIFT+L | Apply the List style |
Working with Word Dialog Boxes in Word (e.g. Open Document) | ||
68 | CTRL+O or CTRL+F12 | Display the Open dialog box |
69 | F12 | Display the Save As dialog box |
70 | TAB | Move forward between options or areas in the dialog box |
71 | SHIFT+TAB | Move forward between options or areas in the dialog box |
72 | F4 or ALT+I | Open the Look in or Save in list |
73 | ALT+1 | Go to the previous folder |
74 | ALT+2 | Open the folder up one level from the open folder (reach the same effect by pressing BACKSPACE after pressing SHIFT+TAB to move the focus to the directory tree) |
75 | ALT+4 | Delete the selected folder or file (Delete button) |
76 | ALT+5 | Create a new subfolder in the open folder (Create New Folder button) |
77 | ALT+6 | Switch between List, Details, Properties Preview Thumbnails, Tiles and Icons views (click the arrow next to Views) |
78 | ALT+7 or ALT+L | Show the Tools menu (Tools button). |
79 | SHIFT+F10 | Simulates right mouse button |
80 | HOME | Move to the beginning of the entry. |
81 | END | Move to the end of the entry. |
82 | ARROW LEFT or ARROW RIGHT | Move one character to the left or right. |
83 | CTRL+ARROW LEFT | Move one word to the left. |
84 | CTRL+ARROW RIGHT | Move one word to the right. |
85 | SHIFT+ARROW LEFT | Select or unselect one character to the left. |
86 | SHIFT+ARROW RIGHT | Select or unselect one character to the right. |
87 | CTRL+SHIFT+ARROW LEFT | Select or unselect one word to the left. |
88 | CTRL+SHIFT+ARROW RIGHT | Select or unselect one word to the right. |
89 | SHIFT+HOME | Select from the insertion point to the beginning of the entry. |
90 | SHIFT+END | Select from the insertion point to the end of the entry. |
91 | F5 | Update the files visible in the Open or Save As dialog box (File menu) |
Working with the Word Help Task Pane using Keyboard Shortcuts | ||
92 | F1 | Display the Help task pane |
93 | F6 | Switch between the Help task pane and the Word Work Area |
94 | TAB | Select the next item in the Help task pane |
95 | SHIFT+TAB | Select the previous item in the Help task pane |
96 | ENTER | Perform the action for the selected item |
97 | ARROW DOWN, ARROW UP | In a table of contentsselect the next and previous item |
98 | ARROW RIGHT, ARROW LEFT | In a table of contentsexpand and collapse the selected item respectively |
99 | ALT+ARROW LEFT | Move back to the previous task pane |
100 | ALT+ARROW RIGHT | Move forward to the next task pane |
101 | CTRL+SPACEBAR | Open the menu of task panes |
102 | CTRL+F1 | Close and reopen the current task pane |
103 | ARROW RIGHT | Expand a +/- list |
104 | ARROW LEFT | Collapse a +/- list |
Create, view and save Word documents with Shortcuts | ||
105 | CTRL+N | Create a new document of the same type as the current or most recent document |
106 | CTRL+O | Open a document |
107 | CTRL+W | Close a document |
108 | ALT+CTRL+S | Split the document window |
109 | ALT+SHIFT+C | Remove the document window split |
110 | CTRL+S | Save a document |
111 | CTRL+F | Find text |
112 | ALT+CTRL+Y | Repeat find (after closing Find and Replace window) |
113 | CTRL+H | Replace text |
114 | CTRL+G | Go to a page |
115 | ALT+CTRL+Z | Switch between documents or sections of a document |
116 | ESC | Cancel an action |
117 | CTRL+Z | Undo an action |
118 | CTRL+Y | Redo or repeat an action |
Working with the Word Help Window using Keyboard Shortcuts | ||
119 | TAB | Select the next hidden text or hyperlink or Show All or Hide All at the top of a topic |
120 | SHIFT+TAB | Select the previous item |
121 | ENTER | Perform the action for the selected item |
122 | ALT+ARROW LEFT | Move back to the previous Help topic |
123 | ALT+ARROW RIGHT | Move forward to the next Help topic |
124 | CONTROL+P | Print the current Help topic |
125 | ARROW UP, ARROW DOWN | Scroll small amounts up and down |
126 | PAGE UP, PAGE DOWN | Scroll larger amounts up and down |
127 | ALT+U | Change the Help window from being separate from (untiled) to connected to (tiled) Word |
128 | SHIFT+F10 | Simulates right mouse button |
Working with the Word Outline view | ||
129 | ALT+SHIFT+ARROW LEFT | Promote a paragraph |
130 | ALT+SHIFT+ARROW RIGHT | Demote a paragraph |
131 | CTRL+SHIFT+N | Demote to body text |
132 | ALT+SHIFT+ARROW UP | Move selected paragraphs up |
133 | ALT+SHIFT+ARROW DOWN | Move selected paragraphs down |
134 | ALT+SHIFT++ | Expand text under a heading |
135 | ALT+SHIFT+- | Collapse text under a heading |
136 | ALT+SHIFT+A | Expand or collapse all text or headings |
137 | / on numeric keypad | Hide or display character formatting |
138 | ALT+SHIFT+L | Show the first line of body text or all body text |
139 | ALT+SHIFT+1 | Show all headings with the Heading 1 style |
140 | CTRL+TAB | Insert a tab character |
Change View in Word with Keyboard Shortcuts | ||
141 | ALT+CTRL+P | Switch to print layout view |
142 | ALT+CTRL+O | Switch to outline view |
143 | ALT+CTRL+N | Switch to normal view |
144 | ALT+R | Switch to Reading View |
Access and use menus and toolbars in Word 2003 | ||
145 | F10 or ALT | Select the menu |
146 | CTRL+TAB orCTRL+SHIFT+TAB | Select a task pane or toolbar after pressing F10 or ALT to select the menu bar |
147 | TAB or SHIFT+TAB | Select the next or previous button or menu after pressing F10 or ALT |
148 | ENTER | Open the selected menu or perform the action for the selected button or command |
149 | SHIFT+F10 | Simulates right mouse button |
150 | ALT+SPACEBAR | Display the title bar shortcut menu |
151 | ARROW KEYS | Navigate in menu after pressing F10 or ALT |
152 | HOME or END | Select the first or last command on the menu or submenu |
153 | ESC | Close an open menu When a submenu is open close only the submenu |
154 | SHIFT+ARROW DOWN | Open the selected menu |
155 | CTRL+ARROW DOWN | When a shortened menu is opendisplay the full set of commands |
Working with Word 2003 Task Panes | ||
156 | CTRL+F1 | Open the task pane or hide the current task pane |
157 | F6 | Move to a task pane from another pane in the program window (You may need to press F6 more than once) |
158 | CTRL+TAB | When a menu or toolbar is active, move to a task pane (You may need to press CTRL+TAB more than once) |
159 | CTRL+SPACEBAR | Open the menu of task panes |
160 | ALT+HOME | Go to the Getting Started task pane |
161 | ALT+ARROW LEFT | Reverse the sequence of task panes you opened |
162 | ALT+ARROW RIGHT | Repeat the sequence of task panes you opened |
163 | ESC | Close a menu if one is currently open or go back to the document |
164 | TAB or SHIFT+TAB | When a task pane is active select the next or previous option in the task pane |
165 | ARROW DOWN or ARROW UP | Move among choices in a selected submenu or move among certain options in a group of options |
166 | SPACEBAR or ENTER | Open the selected menu or perform the action assigned to the selected button |
167 | SHIFT+F10 | Open a shortcut menu in a document |
168 | HOME or END | When a menu or submenu is visible select the first or last command on the menu or submenu |
169 | PAGE UP or PAGE DOWN | Scroll up or down in the selected gallery list |
170 | CTRL+ARROW RIGHT | Expand collapsible item in the gallery list |
171 | CTRL+ARROW LEFT | Collapse a collapsible item in the gallery list |
172 | CTRL+HOME orCTRL+END | Move to the top or bottom of the selected gallery list |
Insert special characters | ||
173 | CTRL+F9 | Insert a field |
174 | SHIFT+ENTER | Insert a line break |
175 | CTRL+ENTER | Insert a page break |
176 | CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER | Insert a section break |
177 | CTRL+SHIFT+SPACEBAR | Insert a nonbreaking space |
178 | ALT+CTRL+C | Insert the copyright symbol |
179 | ALT+CTRL+R | Insert the registered trademark symbol |
180 | ALT+CTRL+T | Insert the trademark symbol |
181 | ALT+CTRL+. | Insert an ellipsis |
182 | Number and ALT+X | Insert characters by using Unicode character code For example type 20AC in a regular word document, then press ALT+X |
183 | ALT+Number on numeric keyboard | Insert ANSI character for the specified ANSI (decimal) character code For example hold ALT key and press 0128 on the numeric keypad to show Euro Symbol |
Working with Word Dialog Boxes | ||
184 | ALT+F6 | Move from an open dialog box back to the document for dialog boxes such as Find and Replace that support this behavior |
185 | TAB | Move to the next option or option group |
186 | SHIFT+TAB | Move to the previous option or option group |
187 | CTRL+TAB | Switch to the next tab in a dialog box |
188 | CTRL+SHIFT+TAB | Switch to the previous tab in a dialog box |
189 | ARROW KEYS | Move between options in an open drop-down list or between options in a group of options |
190 | SPACEBAR | Perform the action assigned to the selected button |
191 | ALT+LETTER | Select the underlined option |
192 | ALT+ARROW DOWN | Open a selected drop-down list |
193 | ESC | Close a selected drop-down list |
194 | ENTER | Run the selected command |
Delete text and graphics with Shortcuts | ||
195 | BACKSPACE | Delete one character to the left |
196 | CTRL+BACKSPACE | Delete one word to the left |
197 | DELETE | Delete one character to the right |
198 | CTRL+DELETE | Delete one word to the right |
199 | CTRL+X | Cut selected text to the Office Clipboard |
200 | CTRL+Z | Undo the last action |
201 | CTRL+F3 | Cut to the Spike |
Copy and move text and graphics | ||
202 | CTRL+C | Copy text or graphics |
203 | F2 then ENTER | F2 move the insertion point and press ENTER moves text or graphics |
204 | ALT+F3 | Create AutoText |
205 | CTRL+V | Paste the Office Clipboard contents |
206 | CTRL+SHIFT+F3 | Paste the Spike |
207 | ALT+SHIFT+R | Copy the header or footer used in the previous section of the document |
Using Word Keyboard for selecting Text | ||
208 | SHIFT | Select text by holding down SHIFT and pressing the key that moves the insertion point |
209 | CTRL | Select multiple areas that aren not next to each other After making your first selectionhold down CTRLand then select any other items you want |
210 | F8 | Turn extend selection mode on. Then use for example ARROW KEYS to extend selection |
211 | SHIFT+F8 | Reduce the size of a selection |
212 | ESC | Turn extend mode off |
213 | SHIFT+ARROW RIGHT | Extend selection one character to the right |
214 | SHIFT+ARROW LEFT | Extend selection one character to the left |
215 | CTRL+SHIFT+ARROW RIGHT | Extend selection to the end of a word |
216 | CTRL+SHIFT+ARROW LEFT | Extend selection to the beginning of a word |
217 | SHIFT+END | Extend selection o the end of a line |
218 | SHIFT+HOME | Extend selection o the beginning of a line |
219 | SHIFT+ARROW DOWN | Extend selection one line down |
220 | SHIFT+ARROW UP | Extend selection one line up |
221 | CTRL+SHIFT+ARROW DOWN | Extend selection to the end of a paragraph |
222 | CTRL+SHIFT+ARROW UP | Extend selection to the beginning of a paragraph |
223 | SHIFT+PAGE DOWN | Extend selection one screen down |
224 | SHIFT+PAGE UP | Extend selection one screen up |
225 | CTRL+SHIFT+HOME | Extend selection to the beginning of a document |
226 | CTRL+SHIFT+END | Extend selection to the end of a document |
227 | ALT+CTRL+SHIFT+PAGE DOWN | Extend selection to end of a window |
228 | CTRL+A | Select the the entire document |
229 | CTRL+SHIFT+F8 | And then use the arrow keys: Select a vertical block of text. Press ESC to cancel selection mode |
Working with Word Tables with Keyboard Shortcuts | ||
230 | TAB | Jump/ Select the next cells contents |
231 | SHIFT+TAB | Jump/ Select the preceding cells contents |
232 | SHIFT+ARROW KEYS | Hold down SHIFT and press an arrow key repeatedly extends a selection to adjacent cells |
233 | ALT+5 on the numeric keypad | Select an entire table (with NUM LOCK off) |
234 | ALT+HOME | Jump to first cell in a row |
235 | ALT+END | Jump to last cell in a row |
236 | ALT+PAGE UP | Jump to first cell in a column |
237 | ALT+PAGE DOWN | Jump to last cell in a column |
238 | ARROW UP | Go to previous row |
239 | ARROW DOWN | Go to next row |
240 | ENTER | New paragraphs in a cell |
241 | CTRL+TAB | Tab characters in a cell |
Other frequent Word Shortcuts | ||
242 | CTRL+P | Print a document |
243 | ALT+CTRL+M | Insert a comment |
244 | CTRL+SHIFT+E | Turn track changes on or off |
245 | ALT+CTRL+F | Insert a footnote |
246 | ALT+CTRL+D | Insert an endnote |
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