Important Computer Shortcut Keys for Government Exams
Computer Shortcut Keys For Government Exams:- Computer Awareness is a common section for the various Bank, Insurance, SSC, and RRB exams conducted in the country. The list of computer shortcut keys is a question that may not just be asked as a part of the Computer section but may also be asked in the General Awareness section in a few cases.
Candidates who are looking forward to applying for any of the upcoming examinations can check the latest notifications for the Government exams at the linked article.
Important Computer Shortcut Keys for Government Exams
BASIC SHORTCUT KEYS
- Alt + F – File menu options in current program
- Alt + E – Edit options in current program
- Alt + Tab – Switch between open programs
- Ctrl + A – Select all text
- Ctrl + B – Make letters Bold
- Ctrl + I – Make letters Italic
- Ctrl + U – Make letters underline
- Ctrl + F – Open find window for current document or window
- Ctrl + S – Save current document file
- Ctrl + C – Copy selected item
- Ctrl + X – Cut selected item
- Ctrl + V – Paste selected item
- Ctrl + K – Insert hyperlink for selected text
- Ctrl + P – Print the Current page or Document
- Ctrl + Z – Undo the last action
- Ctrl + Y – Redo the last action
- Ctrl + [ – Increase the font size by 1 point
- Ctrl + ] – Decrease the font size by 1 point
- Alt + F4 – Close current active programme
- Ctrl + Home – Go to beginning of document
- Ctrl + End – Go to end of document
- Ctrl + Spacebar – Remove paragraph or character formatting
FUNCTION KEYS
- F1 – Universal Help in almost every Windows program
- F2 – Rename a selected file
- F3 – search for files and folders
- F5 – refresh action on Windows and all common browsers
- F11 – Opens full screen mode in Windows Explorer and all browsers
- F12 – Opens Save As window on MS Office
- Ctrl+F2 – Choose the print preview command (Microsoft office Button)
- Ctrl+F3 – Cut on the spike
- Ctrl+F4 – Close the window
- Ctrl+F6 – Go to the next window
- Ctrl+F9 – Insert an empty field
- Ctrl+F10 – Maximise the document window
- Ctrl+F11 – Lock a field
- Ctrl+F12 – Choose the Open command (Microsoft Office Button)
- Ctrl+F2 – Choose the print preview command (Microsoft office Button)
- Ctrl+F3 – Cut on the spike
- Ctrl+F4 – Close the window
MS WORD SHORTCUT KEYS
- Ctrl + A – Select all contents of the page
- Ctrl + B – Bold highlighted selection
- Ctrl + C – Copy selected text
- Ctrl + X – Cut selected text
- Ctrl + N – Open new document
- Ctrl + O – Open options
- Ctrl + P – Open the print window
- Ctrl + F – Open find box
- Ctrl + I – Italic highlighted selection
- Ctrl + K – Insert Hyperlink
- Ctrl + U – Underline highlighted selection
- Ctrl + V – Paste
- Ctrl + Y – Redo the last action
- Ctrl + Z – Undo last action
- Ctrl + J – Justify paragraph alignment
- Ctrl + L – Align selected text or line to the left
- Ctrl + Q – Align selected paragraph to the left
- Ctrl + E – Align selected text or line to the center
- Ctrl + R – Align selected text or line to the right
- Ctrl + M – Indent the paragraph
- Ctrl + D – Font options
- Ctrl + Shift + F – Change the font
- Ctrl + Shift + > – Increase selected font +1
- Ctrl + ] – Increase selected font +1
- Ctrl + Shift + < – Decrease selected font -1
- Ctrl + [ – Decrease selected font -1
- Ctrl + f – Move one word to the left
- Ctrl + g – Move one word to the right
- Ctrl + h – Move Cursor to beginning of the line or paragraph
- Ctrl + i – Move Cursor to the end of the paragraph
- Ctrl + Del – Delete word to right of cursor
- Ctrl + Backspace – Delete word to left of cursor
- Ctrl + End – Move cursor to end of document
- Ctrl + Home – Move cursor to beginning of document
- Ctrl + Space – Reset highlighted text to default font
- Ctrl + 1 – Single-space lines
- Ctrl + 2 – Double-space lines
- Ctrl + 5 – 1.5-line spacing
- Ctrl + Alt + 1 – Change text to heading
- Ctrl + Alt + 2 – Change text to heading 2
- Ctrl + Alt + 3 – Change text to heading 3
- F1 – Open help
- Shift + F3 – Change case of selected text
- Shift + Insert – Paste
- F4 – Repeat last action performed
- F7 – Spell check selected text and/or document
- F12 – Save as
- Ctrl + S – Save
- Shift + F12 – Save
- Alt + Shift + D – Insert the current date
- Alt + Shift + T – Insert the current time
- Ctrl + W – Close document
MS EXCEL SHORTCUT KEYS
- F2 – Edit the selected cell
- F5 – Go to a specific cell
- F7 – Spell check selected text and/or document
- F11 – Create chart
- Ctrl + Shift + ; – Enter the current time
- Ctrl + ; – Enter the current date
- Shift + F3 – Open the Excel formula window
- Shift + F5 – Bring up search box
- Ctrl + A – Select all contents of the worksheet
- Ctrl + B – Bold highlighted selection
- Ctrl + I – Italic highlighted selection
- Ctrl + U – Underline highlighted selection
- Ctrl + P – Bring up the print dialog box to begin printing
- Ctrl + Z – Undo last action
- Ctrl + F9 – Minimize current workbook
- Ctrl + F10 – Maximize currently selected workbook
- Ctrl + F6 – Switch between open workbooks/window
- Ctrl + Page Up – Move between Excel worksheet in the same Excel document
- Ctrl + Page Down – Move between Excel worksheets in the same Excel document
- Ctrl + Tab – Move between two or more open Excel files
- Alt + = – Create a formula to sum all of the above cells
- Ctrl + ’ – Insert the value of the above cell into cell currently selected
- Ctrl + Arrow key – Move to next section to text
- Ctrl + Space – Select entire column
- Shift + Space – Select entire row
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