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21 Gnumeric Keyboard Shortcuts

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Most used Gnumeric Shortcuts

Action Gnumeric Shortcut keys
Save a file Ctrl + S
Quit the application Ctrl + Q
sets the current cell for editing F2
Opens the Load file dialog window Ctrl + O
Opens the Define Name dialog window Ctrl + F3
Repeat the last action F4
Opens the Go to the dialog window Ctrl + G
Opens the Search and Replace dialog Ctrl + H
Opens the Search Center Ctrl + F
Formats the current selection as a General Ctrl + ~
Formats the current selection with the default currency Ctrl + $
Formats the current selection with default date style Ctrl + #
Formats the current selection as superscript Ctrl + ^
Formats the current selection with the default time format Ctrl + @
Formats the current selection as a number with 2 decimal places Ctrl + !
Adds a thin border around the current selection Ctrl + &
Formats the current selection as subscript Ctrl + _
Toggles the boldness of the font in the current selection Ctrl + B
Toggles the italics of the font in the current selection Ctrl + I
Toggles single underlining of the current selection Ctrl + U
Toggles strikethrough of the current selection Ctrl + 5

FAQs

What is Gnumeric?

Gnumeric is a spreadsheet software developed by the GNOME project. It provides a powerful and user-friendly platform for creating and manipulating spreadsheets, performing calculations, and analyzing data. With features comparable to popular spreadsheet programs, Gnumeric offers a lightweight and open-source alternative for managing numerical data effectively.

What are some commonly used shortcuts in Gnumeric?

Here are a few commonly used shortcuts in Gnumeric:

  • Ctrl+C: Copy
  • Ctrl+V: Paste
  • Ctrl+Z: Undo
  • Ctrl+Y: Redo
  • Ctrl+B: Bold
  • Ctrl+I: Italic
  • Ctrl+U: Underline
  • Ctrl+P: Print
  • Ctrl+F: Find

Are there shortcuts specific to Gnumeric formulas?

Yes, Gnumeric has specific shortcuts for working with formulas, such as:

  • F2: Edit the selected cell's contents
  • F4: Toggle absolute/relative cell references in a formula
  • Ctrl+Enter: Enter the same data/formula in multiple selected cells
  • Ctrl+Shift+Enter: Enter an array formula

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