Delete comment by shortcut. Select the cell which you want to remove its comment, press. Shift + F10 then press. Add or delete comment in Mac system. If you use Mac system, you can do as below. Add or edit comment. Select a cell you want to add or edit its comment, and press. Mouse shortcuts Description; Click, hold, and drag: Selects text from where you click and hold to the point you drag and let go. Double-click: If double-clicking a word, selects the complete word.
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- Editor Shortcuts
- Keyboard Shortcuts for Comments
Editor Shortcuts #Editor Shortcuts
In the WordPress visual editor you can use a combination of keys to do things that normally need a mouse, trackpad or other input device. Rather than reaching for your mouse to click on the toolbar, you can use the following keyboard shortcuts:
Windows and Linux use 'Ctrl + letter', Mac uses 'Command (⌘) + letter'.
Ctrl + key #Ctrl + key
Alt + Shift + key #Alt + Shift + key
The following shortcuts use a different key combination: Windows/Linux: 'Alt + Shift (⇧) + letter'. Mac: 'Ctrl + Option (alt ⌥) + letter'. (Macs running any WordPress version below 4.2 use 'Alt + Shift (⇧) + letter').
Formatting Shortcuts #Formatting Shortcuts
Formatting Shortcuts while using visual editor (Since Version 4.3)
Keyboard Shortcuts for Comments #Keyboard Shortcuts for Comments
Beginning with WordPress Version 2.7, the ability to use keyboard shortcuts to browse and moderate comments was introduced. These keyboard shortcuts are designed to save time by allowing you to rapidly navigate and perform actions on comments. If your blog gets a large number of comments, you will find these shortcuts especially useful.
Activating Keyboard Shortcuts #Activating Keyboard Shortcuts
Keyboard shortcuts are enabled on a per-user setting, and can be turned on by visiting the Profile panel in Administration Screens > Users > Your Profile. Check the Keyboard Shortcuts checkbox to enable keyboard shortcuts for comment moderation.
Please note, the keyboard shortcuts are designed to use both hands, simultaneously, on a QWERTY style keyboard layout.
In the Music app on your Mac, do any of the following to find music you want to add or download. View recommendations tailored for you: Click Listen Now in the sidebar on the left, then find music you recently played, personal mixes created for you, genres you might like, and more. See what's new in Apple Music: Click Browse in the sidebar on the left, then find music by mood, new music. Space haven soundtrack download for mac download.
The Meaning of Selected #The Meaning of Selected
The keyboard shortcuts are used for navigation and for actions. For any action to affect a comment, that comment must be first selected. The comment that is considered selected is indicated with a light-blue background. By default, no comment is selected, so, you will need to press either the letter j key, or letter k key, to start navigating.
Using Keyboard Shortcuts to Navigate Comments #Using Keyboard Shortcuts to Navigate Comments
Navigating comments is accomplished with the j and k keys. When you first visit the Comments page, no comments is selected, so, first press the letter j, or the letter k, to select the first comment. After that, just press the letter j to move the select to the next comment.
- Pressing j moves the current selection (light-blue background) down.
- Pressing k moves the current selection (light-blue background) up.
Note that if you come to the bottom of a page of comments and press j again, you will be taken to the next page and the first comment of that next page will be selected. Likewise, pressing k at the top of a comment page will zoom you to the previous page, selecting the comment at the bottom of that previous page. This makes it very easy to navigate through a long list of comments to perform the necessary actions.
Using Keyboard Shortcuts to Perform Actions on Comments #Using Keyboard Shortcuts to Perform Actions on Comments
Minecraft media fire.com. For one of these actions to affect a comment, make sure the comment is first selected (see above).
- Pressing a approves the currently selected comment.
- Pressing s marks the current comment as spam.
- Pressing d moves the comment to the trash (WordPress 2.9) or deletes the current comment.
- Pressing z restores the current comment from the trash or activates the Undo when that row is selected.
- Pressing u unapproves the currently selected comment, placing it back into moderation.
- Pressing r initiates an inline reply to the current comment (you can press Esc to cancel the reply).
- Pressing q activates 'Quick Edit' which allows for rapid inline editing of the current comment.
- Pressing e navigates to the edit screen for the current comment.
Bulk Actions #Bulk Actions
You can also perform an action on multiple comments at once. First, you'll need to select the comments for the bulk action, using the x key to check the checkbox for the currently selected comment. Shift-x can be used to toggle the checkboxes, inverting their state. Once you have some comments checked:
- Pressing Shift-a approves the checked comments.
- Pressing Shift-s marks the checked comments as spam.
- Pressing Shift-d deletes the checked comments.
- Pressing Shift-u unapproves the checked comments.
- Pressing Shift-t moves the checked comments to the Trash.
- Pressing Shift-z restores the checked comments from the Trash.
- Microsoft Word has many keyboard shortcuts that you can use to write, edit, and format documents quickly and easily.
- These Word keyboard shortcuts let you perform common tasks like saving, inserting page breaks, and changing fonts without touching the mouse.
- These 45 keyboard shortcuts work in the Word program on PCs and Macs, though you'll need to swap out any instance of 'Ctrl' with 'Command' when on a Mac.
Microsoft Word is a critical application in most businesses and home offices, but are you using it as efficiently as possible?
If you have to keep reaching for the mouse, you're slowing yourself down and hobbling your typing speed. Keyboard shortcuts can save you a lot of time, so here's a guide to the most useful keyboard shortcuts in Word you should start using today.
Check out the products mentioned in this article:
Microsoft Office (From $149.99 at Best Buy)
Apple Macbook Pro (From $1,299.00 at Apple)
Acer Chromebook 15 (From $179.99 at Walmart)
Using Word's ribbon shortcuts
The ribbon at the top of Word gives you access to virtually all the program's countless features, and you don't need your mouse to use it. Every ribbon command has its own keyboard shortcut. To use the ribbon entirely using your keyboard, do this:
1. Press and release Alt. You should see an overlay called Access Keys appear.
2. Press the Access Key indicated to switch to the Ribbon tab you want to use. For example, to switch to the Layout tab, you would press and release Alt, then press P.
3. Press the Access Key for the command you want to use. Some Access Keys are more than one keypress – press the keys in sequence. If there is yet another layer of choices, continue to press the appropriate keys. For example, if you wanted to open the Advanced Find window, you would press and release Alt, H, then F, followed by D, then A.
Word keyboard shortcut summary
You can use the ribbon shortcuts to perform virtually any task in Word, but you might often find the more traditional keyboard shortcuts more convenient to use. Here are the top 45 keyboard shortcuts in Word.
You can use this list for reference, and if you need a more detailed explanation of a shortcut, scroll down.
Note: This list works on both Windows and MacOS, but if you are using a Mac, wherever you see 'Ctrl,' press the Command key instead.
Working with documents
- Open a document: Ctrl + O
- Create a new document: Ctrl + N
- Save the current document: Ctrl + S
- Open the Save As window: F12
- Close the current document: Ctrl + W
- Split the window: Alt + Ctrl + S
Moving around in a document
- Move the insertion point: Arrow
- Move one word at a time: Ctrl + Left/Right Arrow
- Move one paragraph at a time: Ctrl + Up/Down Arrow
- Move to the beginning of the current line: Home
- Move to the beginning of the document: Ctrl + Home
- Move to end of the current line: Ctrl + End
- Move to end of the document: Ctrl + End
Editing documents
- Cut the current selection: Ctrl + X
- Copy the current selection: Ctrl + C
- Paste the contents of the clipboard: Ctrl + V
- Bold: Ctrl + B
- Italics: Ctrl + I
- Underline: Ctrl + U
- Underline words only: Ctrl + Shift + W
- Center: Ctrl + E
- Make the font smaller: Ctrl + [
- Make the font bigger: Ctrl + ]
- Change text to uppercase: Ctrl + Shift + A
- Change text to lowercase: Ctrl + Shift K
- Insert a page break: Ctrl + Enter
- Add a hyperlink: Ctrl + K
Selecting text
- Select everything in the document: Ctrl + A
- Select text one character at a time: Shift + Arrow
- Select text one word at a time: Ctrl + Shift + Arrow
- Select from insertion point back to start of the line: Shift + Home
- Select from the insertion point to end of the line: Shift + End
- Enter selection mode: F8
- Cut text to the spike: Ctrl + F3
- Paste the spike: Ctrl + Shift + F3
Using tables
- Move to the next cell: Tab
- Move to the previous cell: Shift + Tab
- Move to the first cell in a row: Alt + Home
- Move to the last cell in a row: Alt + End
- Move to the top of a column: Alt + Page Up
- Move to the bottom of a column: Alt + Page Down
General tasks
- Undo: Ctrl + Z
- Redo: Ctrl + Y
- Help: F1
- Zoom: Alt + W, Q
- Cancel: Esc
Word keyboard shortcuts explained
If you find that using a keyboard shortcut isn't apparent, refer to it in this expanded list for more information about it.
Working with documents
Open a document: Press Ctrl + O to open an existing document.
Create a new document: Press Ctrl + N to create a new, untitled document.
Save the current document: Press Ctrl + S to save the current document immediately.
Open the Save As window: Press F12 to open the Save As dialog box to save the document with a specific filename or in a new folder. Phineas and ferb dimension of doom game free download.
Close the current document: Press Ctrl + W to close the current document. If it hasn't been saved, Word will ask if you want to save it.
Split the window: Press Alt + Ctrl + S to split the current document so you can refer to or edit two parts on-screen. Press the keys again to close the split.
Moving around in a document
Move the insertion point: User the up, down, left, and right Arrow keys to navigate the insertion point anywhere in the document.
Move one word at a time: Press Ctrl + Left/Right Arrow to move the insertion point an entire word at a time to the left or right.
Move one paragraph at a time: Press Ctrl + Up/Down Arrow to move the insertion point an entire paragraph at a time up or down.
Move to the beginning of the current line: Press Home to move the insertion point to the start of the line.
Move to the beginning of the document: Press Ctrl + Home to move the insertion point to the start of the document.
Move to the end of the current line: Press Ctrl + End to move the insertion point to the end of the line.
Move to the end of the document: Press Ctrl + End to move the insertion point to the end of the entire document.
Editing documents
Cut the current selection: Make a selection and then press Ctrl + X to cut it out of the document and place it in the clipboard.
Copy the current selection: Make a selection and then press Ctrl + C to copy it to the clipboard.
Paste the contents of the clipboard: Press Ctrl + V to paste the contents of the clipboard at the insertion point.
Bold: Press Ctrl + B to bold the selected text.
Italics: Press Ctrl + I to italics the selected text.
Underline: Press Ctrl + U to underline the selected text.
Underline words only: Press Ctrl + Shift + W to underline the selected text but not underline the spaces between words.
Center: Press Ctrl + E to center the line of text where the insertion point is located.
Make the font smaller: Press Ctrl and the left bracket ([) to make the font smaller one point at a time.
Make the font bigger: Press Ctrl and the right bracket (]) to make the font larger one point at a time.
Change text to uppercase: Press Ctrl + Shift + A to change the selected text to all uppercase.
Change text to lowercase: Press Ctrl + Shift K to change the selected text to all lowercase.
Insert a page break: Press Ctrl + Enter to insert a page break at the insertion point.
Add a hyperlink: Select text and then press Ctrl + K to open the Insert Hyperlink dialog box to turn that text into a link. If you press Ctrl + K without selecting text first, you will need to specify the link text.
Selecting text
Select everything in the document: Press Ctrl + A to select the entire document.
Select text one character at a time: Press Shift + Arrow to select text to the left or right, one character at a time.
Select text one word at a time: Press Ctrl + Shift + Arrow to select words one at a time to the left or right.
Select from insertion point back to start of the line: Press Shift + Home to select everything from the insertion point back to the start of the line.
Select from insertion point to end of the line: Press Shift + End to select everything from the insertion point forward to the end of the line.
Enter selection mode: Press F8 to enter selection mode. In this mode, every arrow movement or click of the mouse selects text, as if you were holding the Shift key down. To exit selection mode, press Esc.
Cut text to the spike: Press Ctrl + F3 to cut the selected text and move it to the spike. The spike is sort of like the clipboard, but it can hold multiple items. You can choose any number of items, add them to the spike, and then paste them elsewhere. If you want to add an item to the spike without cutting it from its original location, press Ctrl + F3 and immediate press Undo (Ctrl + Z). The item will remain in the spike.
Paste the spike: Press Ctrl + Shift + F3 to paste the spike at the insertion point in your document. Each item gets pasted onto its own line.
Using tables
Move to the next cell: Press Tab to move to the next cell in a table and select that cell.
Move to the previous cell: Press Shift + Tab to move to the previous cell in a table and select that cell.
Move to the first cell in a row: Press Alt + Home to move to the first cell in the current row.
Move to the last cell in a row: Press Alt + End to move to the last cell in the current row.
Move to the top of a column: Press Alt + Page Up to move to the first cell in the current column.
Move to the bottom of a column: Press Alt + Page Down to move to the last cell in the current column.
Beginning with WordPress Version 2.7, the ability to use keyboard shortcuts to browse and moderate comments was introduced. These keyboard shortcuts are designed to save time by allowing you to rapidly navigate and perform actions on comments. If your blog gets a large number of comments, you will find these shortcuts especially useful.
Activating Keyboard Shortcuts #Activating Keyboard Shortcuts
Keyboard shortcuts are enabled on a per-user setting, and can be turned on by visiting the Profile panel in Administration Screens > Users > Your Profile. Check the Keyboard Shortcuts checkbox to enable keyboard shortcuts for comment moderation.
Please note, the keyboard shortcuts are designed to use both hands, simultaneously, on a QWERTY style keyboard layout.
In the Music app on your Mac, do any of the following to find music you want to add or download. View recommendations tailored for you: Click Listen Now in the sidebar on the left, then find music you recently played, personal mixes created for you, genres you might like, and more. See what's new in Apple Music: Click Browse in the sidebar on the left, then find music by mood, new music. Space haven soundtrack download for mac download.
The Meaning of Selected #The Meaning of Selected
The keyboard shortcuts are used for navigation and for actions. For any action to affect a comment, that comment must be first selected. The comment that is considered selected is indicated with a light-blue background. By default, no comment is selected, so, you will need to press either the letter j key, or letter k key, to start navigating.
Using Keyboard Shortcuts to Navigate Comments #Using Keyboard Shortcuts to Navigate Comments
Navigating comments is accomplished with the j and k keys. When you first visit the Comments page, no comments is selected, so, first press the letter j, or the letter k, to select the first comment. After that, just press the letter j to move the select to the next comment.
- Pressing j moves the current selection (light-blue background) down.
- Pressing k moves the current selection (light-blue background) up.
Note that if you come to the bottom of a page of comments and press j again, you will be taken to the next page and the first comment of that next page will be selected. Likewise, pressing k at the top of a comment page will zoom you to the previous page, selecting the comment at the bottom of that previous page. This makes it very easy to navigate through a long list of comments to perform the necessary actions.
Using Keyboard Shortcuts to Perform Actions on Comments #Using Keyboard Shortcuts to Perform Actions on Comments
Minecraft media fire.com. For one of these actions to affect a comment, make sure the comment is first selected (see above).
- Pressing a approves the currently selected comment.
- Pressing s marks the current comment as spam.
- Pressing d moves the comment to the trash (WordPress 2.9) or deletes the current comment.
- Pressing z restores the current comment from the trash or activates the Undo when that row is selected.
- Pressing u unapproves the currently selected comment, placing it back into moderation.
- Pressing r initiates an inline reply to the current comment (you can press Esc to cancel the reply).
- Pressing q activates 'Quick Edit' which allows for rapid inline editing of the current comment.
- Pressing e navigates to the edit screen for the current comment.
Bulk Actions #Bulk Actions
You can also perform an action on multiple comments at once. First, you'll need to select the comments for the bulk action, using the x key to check the checkbox for the currently selected comment. Shift-x can be used to toggle the checkboxes, inverting their state. Once you have some comments checked:
- Pressing Shift-a approves the checked comments.
- Pressing Shift-s marks the checked comments as spam.
- Pressing Shift-d deletes the checked comments.
- Pressing Shift-u unapproves the checked comments.
- Pressing Shift-t moves the checked comments to the Trash.
- Pressing Shift-z restores the checked comments from the Trash.
- Microsoft Word has many keyboard shortcuts that you can use to write, edit, and format documents quickly and easily.
- These Word keyboard shortcuts let you perform common tasks like saving, inserting page breaks, and changing fonts without touching the mouse.
- These 45 keyboard shortcuts work in the Word program on PCs and Macs, though you'll need to swap out any instance of 'Ctrl' with 'Command' when on a Mac.
Microsoft Word is a critical application in most businesses and home offices, but are you using it as efficiently as possible?
If you have to keep reaching for the mouse, you're slowing yourself down and hobbling your typing speed. Keyboard shortcuts can save you a lot of time, so here's a guide to the most useful keyboard shortcuts in Word you should start using today.
Check out the products mentioned in this article:
Microsoft Office (From $149.99 at Best Buy)
Apple Macbook Pro (From $1,299.00 at Apple)
Acer Chromebook 15 (From $179.99 at Walmart)
Using Word's ribbon shortcuts
The ribbon at the top of Word gives you access to virtually all the program's countless features, and you don't need your mouse to use it. Every ribbon command has its own keyboard shortcut. To use the ribbon entirely using your keyboard, do this:
1. Press and release Alt. You should see an overlay called Access Keys appear.
2. Press the Access Key indicated to switch to the Ribbon tab you want to use. For example, to switch to the Layout tab, you would press and release Alt, then press P.
3. Press the Access Key for the command you want to use. Some Access Keys are more than one keypress – press the keys in sequence. If there is yet another layer of choices, continue to press the appropriate keys. For example, if you wanted to open the Advanced Find window, you would press and release Alt, H, then F, followed by D, then A.
Word keyboard shortcut summary
You can use the ribbon shortcuts to perform virtually any task in Word, but you might often find the more traditional keyboard shortcuts more convenient to use. Here are the top 45 keyboard shortcuts in Word.
You can use this list for reference, and if you need a more detailed explanation of a shortcut, scroll down.
Note: This list works on both Windows and MacOS, but if you are using a Mac, wherever you see 'Ctrl,' press the Command key instead.
Working with documents
- Open a document: Ctrl + O
- Create a new document: Ctrl + N
- Save the current document: Ctrl + S
- Open the Save As window: F12
- Close the current document: Ctrl + W
- Split the window: Alt + Ctrl + S
Moving around in a document
- Move the insertion point: Arrow
- Move one word at a time: Ctrl + Left/Right Arrow
- Move one paragraph at a time: Ctrl + Up/Down Arrow
- Move to the beginning of the current line: Home
- Move to the beginning of the document: Ctrl + Home
- Move to end of the current line: Ctrl + End
- Move to end of the document: Ctrl + End
Editing documents
- Cut the current selection: Ctrl + X
- Copy the current selection: Ctrl + C
- Paste the contents of the clipboard: Ctrl + V
- Bold: Ctrl + B
- Italics: Ctrl + I
- Underline: Ctrl + U
- Underline words only: Ctrl + Shift + W
- Center: Ctrl + E
- Make the font smaller: Ctrl + [
- Make the font bigger: Ctrl + ]
- Change text to uppercase: Ctrl + Shift + A
- Change text to lowercase: Ctrl + Shift K
- Insert a page break: Ctrl + Enter
- Add a hyperlink: Ctrl + K
Selecting text
- Select everything in the document: Ctrl + A
- Select text one character at a time: Shift + Arrow
- Select text one word at a time: Ctrl + Shift + Arrow
- Select from insertion point back to start of the line: Shift + Home
- Select from the insertion point to end of the line: Shift + End
- Enter selection mode: F8
- Cut text to the spike: Ctrl + F3
- Paste the spike: Ctrl + Shift + F3
Using tables
- Move to the next cell: Tab
- Move to the previous cell: Shift + Tab
- Move to the first cell in a row: Alt + Home
- Move to the last cell in a row: Alt + End
- Move to the top of a column: Alt + Page Up
- Move to the bottom of a column: Alt + Page Down
General tasks
- Undo: Ctrl + Z
- Redo: Ctrl + Y
- Help: F1
- Zoom: Alt + W, Q
- Cancel: Esc
Word keyboard shortcuts explained
If you find that using a keyboard shortcut isn't apparent, refer to it in this expanded list for more information about it.
Working with documents
Open a document: Press Ctrl + O to open an existing document.
Create a new document: Press Ctrl + N to create a new, untitled document.
Save the current document: Press Ctrl + S to save the current document immediately.
Open the Save As window: Press F12 to open the Save As dialog box to save the document with a specific filename or in a new folder. Phineas and ferb dimension of doom game free download.
Close the current document: Press Ctrl + W to close the current document. If it hasn't been saved, Word will ask if you want to save it.
Split the window: Press Alt + Ctrl + S to split the current document so you can refer to or edit two parts on-screen. Press the keys again to close the split.
Moving around in a document
Move the insertion point: User the up, down, left, and right Arrow keys to navigate the insertion point anywhere in the document.
Move one word at a time: Press Ctrl + Left/Right Arrow to move the insertion point an entire word at a time to the left or right.
Move one paragraph at a time: Press Ctrl + Up/Down Arrow to move the insertion point an entire paragraph at a time up or down.
Move to the beginning of the current line: Press Home to move the insertion point to the start of the line.
Move to the beginning of the document: Press Ctrl + Home to move the insertion point to the start of the document.
Move to the end of the current line: Press Ctrl + End to move the insertion point to the end of the line.
Move to the end of the document: Press Ctrl + End to move the insertion point to the end of the entire document.
Editing documents
Cut the current selection: Make a selection and then press Ctrl + X to cut it out of the document and place it in the clipboard.
Copy the current selection: Make a selection and then press Ctrl + C to copy it to the clipboard.
Paste the contents of the clipboard: Press Ctrl + V to paste the contents of the clipboard at the insertion point.
Bold: Press Ctrl + B to bold the selected text.
Italics: Press Ctrl + I to italics the selected text.
Underline: Press Ctrl + U to underline the selected text.
Underline words only: Press Ctrl + Shift + W to underline the selected text but not underline the spaces between words.
Center: Press Ctrl + E to center the line of text where the insertion point is located.
Make the font smaller: Press Ctrl and the left bracket ([) to make the font smaller one point at a time.
Make the font bigger: Press Ctrl and the right bracket (]) to make the font larger one point at a time.
Change text to uppercase: Press Ctrl + Shift + A to change the selected text to all uppercase.
Change text to lowercase: Press Ctrl + Shift K to change the selected text to all lowercase.
Insert a page break: Press Ctrl + Enter to insert a page break at the insertion point.
Add a hyperlink: Select text and then press Ctrl + K to open the Insert Hyperlink dialog box to turn that text into a link. If you press Ctrl + K without selecting text first, you will need to specify the link text.
Selecting text
Select everything in the document: Press Ctrl + A to select the entire document.
Select text one character at a time: Press Shift + Arrow to select text to the left or right, one character at a time.
Select text one word at a time: Press Ctrl + Shift + Arrow to select words one at a time to the left or right.
Select from insertion point back to start of the line: Press Shift + Home to select everything from the insertion point back to the start of the line.
Select from insertion point to end of the line: Press Shift + End to select everything from the insertion point forward to the end of the line.
Enter selection mode: Press F8 to enter selection mode. In this mode, every arrow movement or click of the mouse selects text, as if you were holding the Shift key down. To exit selection mode, press Esc.
Cut text to the spike: Press Ctrl + F3 to cut the selected text and move it to the spike. The spike is sort of like the clipboard, but it can hold multiple items. You can choose any number of items, add them to the spike, and then paste them elsewhere. If you want to add an item to the spike without cutting it from its original location, press Ctrl + F3 and immediate press Undo (Ctrl + Z). The item will remain in the spike.
Paste the spike: Press Ctrl + Shift + F3 to paste the spike at the insertion point in your document. Each item gets pasted onto its own line.
Using tables
Move to the next cell: Press Tab to move to the next cell in a table and select that cell.
Move to the previous cell: Press Shift + Tab to move to the previous cell in a table and select that cell.
Move to the first cell in a row: Press Alt + Home to move to the first cell in the current row.
Move to the last cell in a row: Press Alt + End to move to the last cell in the current row.
Move to the top of a column: Press Alt + Page Up to move to the first cell in the current column.
Move to the bottom of a column: Press Alt + Page Down to move to the last cell in the current column.
General tasks
Undo: Perhaps the most common shortcut of all time, Ctrl + Z will undo your last action.
Redo: Press Ctrl + Y to redo the last action, if possible. If Word can't repeat the action, nothing will happen.
Help: Press F1 to open the Help and Support pane.
Zoom: Press Alt + W and then press Q to open the zoom control to change the magnification of Word on your screen. This doesn't affect the size of the document on the printed page.
Word Shortcut To Delete Comment
Cancel: Press Esc to abort any task you don't want to complete. In some cases, you may also need to click 'Cancel.'
Excel Delete Comment Shortcut
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