All Shortcut Keys of MS Office

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60 Most useful Microsoft Office shortcut keys it's useful for all works.

Keys Action :-
1. Ctrl + BackSpace-Deletes Word To Left of Cursor
2. Ctrl + Del-Deletes Word To Right Of Cursor
3. Ctrl + Shift + F-Change the Font
4. Ctrl + Shift + L-Quickly Create A Bullet Point
5. Ctrl + Right-Go To The Word To The Right
6. Ctrl + Left-Go To The Word To The Left
7. Ctrl + DOWN Arrow To Paragraph Down
8. Ctrl + Up Arrow To Paragraph Up
9. Ctrl + End Go TO The End Of The Document
10. Ctrl + Home GO To The Start of The Document
11. Ctrl + Shift + Spacebar Create A Non – Breaking Space.
12. Ctrl + Spacebar Remove Character Formatting
13. Ctrl + Shift + > Increase Font Size One Point
14. Ctrl + Shift + < Decrease Font Size One Point
15. Ctrl + B Toggle the Bold Attribute
16. Ctrl + C Copy Selected Text To The Clipboard
17. Ctrl + E Aligns The Line Or Selected Text To The Center Of The Screen
18. Ctrl + D Open the Font Preferences Window
19. Ctrl + I Italic Highlighted the Selection
20. Ctrl + J Aligns The Line Or Selected Text To The Justify Of The Screen
21. Ctrl + K Insert a Hyperlink
22. Ctrl + L Aligns The Line Or Selected Text To The Lift Of The Screen
23. Ctrl + M Indent the Paragraph
24. Ctrl+Q Remove paragraph Formatting
25. Ctrl + R Aligns The Line Or Selected Text To The Right Of The Screen
26. Ctrl + S Save The Open Document
27. Ctrl + T Create A Hanging Indent
28. Ctrl + U Toggle the Underline Attribute
29. Ctrl + V paste Text From Clipboard
30. Ctrl + W Close The Currently Open Document
31. Ctrl + X Cut Selected Text TO The Clipboard
32. Ctrl + Y Redo The Last Action
33. Ctrl + Z undo The Last Action
34. F1 Access Online Help Or The Office Assistant
35. F2 Move Text Or Graphics
36. F3 Insert An Autotext Entry
37. F4 Repeat The Last Action
38. F5 Choose The Go To Command
39. F6 Go To Next Pane Or Frame
40.F7 Launch The Spelling And Grammar Check
41. F8 Extend A Selection
42. F9 Update Selected Fields
43. F10 Activate The Menu Bar
44. F11 Go to the Next Field
45. F12 Choose The Save As Command
46. Shift + F1 Start Context – Sensitive Help Or Reveal Formatting
47. Shift + F2 Copy Selected Text
48. Shift + F3 Change The Case Of Letters
49. Shift + F4 Repeat A Find Or Go To Action
50. Shift + F5 Move To A Previous Revision
51. Shift + F6 Go To The Previous Pane Or Frame
52. Shift + F7 Choose The Thesaurus Command
53. Shift + F8 Shrink a Selection
54. Shift + F9 Switch Between A Field Code And Its Result
55. Shift + F10 Display A Shortcut Menu

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