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Click a cell to select it or use the keyboard arrows to navigate to a cell.
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To select non-adjacent cells, hold down ⌘ and select the cells.
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To select all cells, press ⌘+A.
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Select row number or column letter to select the whole row or column.
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To select only visible cells, select more than one cell and press option+; (semicolon).
Tip: To select a row or column to the end of data, select the first cell and press ⌘+Shift+Right Arrow or ⌘+Shift+Down Arrow. If a row or column has blank cells, repeat pressing keys to select additional cells. For more info, see Select cells or ranges.
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Click a cell to select it or use the keyboard arrows to navigate to a cell.
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To select non-adjacent cells, hold down Ctrl and select the cells.
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To select all cells, press Ctrl+A.
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Select row number or column letter to select the whole row or column.
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To select only visible cells, select multiple cells and press Alt+; (semi-colon). For more info, see Select specific cells or ranges.
Tip: To select a row or column to the end of data, select the first cell and press Ctrl+Shift+Right Arrow or Ctrl+Shift+Down Arrow. If a row or column has blank cells, repeat pressing keys to select additional cells. For more info, see Select cells or ranges.
