Excel Drop Line Shortcut

To delete a row in Excel using a keyboard shortcut, first select the desired row. This can be done in several ways. Press "Shift" then "Space bar" to select the row where your cursor is located. Alternatively, click on the row number and then use "Shift" + down or up arrow to extend the selection. You can also click on the first cell in the row to initiate your selection.

Once the row is selected, press "CTRL" + "Minus Key" (-) to delete the row. This shortcut provides a quick method to drop lines in Excel without navigating through menus, optimizing your workflow and enhancing productivity.

Common Use Cases

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  Breaking a long string of text into multiple lines for better readability
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  Separating elements of a cells content for organized presentation
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  Creating line breaks in a cell to maintain consistent column width
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  Improving the layout of a worksheet by aligning text with line breaks
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  Facilitating the formatting of addresses or quotes within a single cell

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