50 Most Important MS Word shortcut keys:

Ms words are very important office, education software. Every man who has a computer or laptop must have MS Office. But Many people use the mouse to use MS word but now I am telling you the 50 Most Important MS Word shortcut keys. Now use these shortcuts in our daily life and make life easy.
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50 Most Important MS Word shortcut keys


Let's start our today article All 50 Most Important MS Word shortcut keys are as follows:

Ø CTRL + A – SELECT ALL

 

CTRL + A is used to combine all text / words / paragraphs in MS Word.

 

Ø CTRL + B – BOLD

 

CTRL + B is used to make all text/words/paragraphs bold in MS Word.

 

Ø CTRL + C - COPY

 

CTRL + C is used to copy all text / words / paragraphs or images / shapes etc. in MS Word.

 

Ø CTRL + D – DUPLICATE / FONT

 

CTRL + D is used to open the dialog window of all fonts in MS word.

 

Ø CTRL + E – CENTER ALIGN

 

In MS word, CTRL + E is used to align all text/words / paragraphs to the center.

 

Ø CTRL + F – FIND

 

CTRL + F is used to search or find all text/words/paragraphs in MS Word.

 

Ø CTRL + G – GOTO

 

CTRL + G With these shortcut keys, you can go to the Go To window, from where you can easily go to any page, section, line, bookmark, comment, or footer of your Word document.

 

Ø CTRL + H – REPLACE

 

To replace an old text/word/paragraph with a new text/word/paragraph in MS Word, you can use CTRL+H to replace it.

 

Ø CTRL + I – ITALIC

 

CTRL + I is used to italicize all text/words / paragraphs in MS word.

 

Ø CTRL + J – JUSTIFY

 

To justify any text or paragraph in MS word, you can use CTRL + J to use this shortcut keys.

 

Ø CTRL + K – HYPERLINK

 

CTRL+K is used to hyperlink any text/word/paragraph in MS Word.

 

Ø CTRL + L – LEFT ALIGN

 

CTRL + E is used to align all text / words / paragraphs to the left in MS word.

 

Ø CTRL + M – INCREASE INDENT & CTRL + SHIFT + M – DECREASE INDENT

 

In MS word, CTRL + M is used to increase indent and CTRL + SHIFT + M is used to decrease indent.

 

Ø CTRL + N – NEW DOCUMENT

 

CTRL + N is used to add a new document in MS Word.

 

Ø CTRL + O – OPEN DOCUMENT

 

In MS word, CTRL + O is used to open an old or saved document in the computer.

 

Ø CTRL + P – PRINT

 

CTRL + P is used to print any document of MS word.

 

Ø CTRL + Q – Set Indent default

 

You can use this shortcut key CTRL + Q to make Indent the default in MS Word.

 

Ø CTRL + R – RIGHT ALIGN

 

In MS word, CTRL + E is used to align all text / words / paragraphs to the right.

 

Ø CTRL + S – SAVE

 

CTRL + S is used to save the currently working document in MS word.

 

Ø CTRL + T – TAB

 

In MS word, CTRL + T is used to set Tab i.e. to increase the left indent.

 

Ø CTRL + U – UNDERLINE

 

CTRL + U is used to underline all text / words / paragraphs in MS Word.

 

Ø CTRL + V – PASTE

 

CTRL+V is used to paste the copied text/word/paragraph in MS Word.

 

Ø CTRL + X – CUT

 

CTRL+X is used to cut any text/word/paragraph in MS Word.

 

Ø CTRL + Y – REDO

 

Redo CTRL + Y can be used to bring back any task undone in MS word.

 

Ø CTRL + Z – UNDO

 

CTRL + Z is used to undo in MS Word.

 

Ø F7 – Spelling and Grammar

 

You can use this shortcut keys F7 to check the spelling and grammar of your word or paragraph in MS Word.

 

Ø Shift + F7 – Thesaurus

 

In MS Word, you can see Synonyms and Antonyms of Words with the help of Thesaurus (Thesaurus) by using Shift + F7.

 

Ø CTRL + SHIFT + > or CTRL +] – INCREASE FONTSIZE

 

To increase the font size of all text or word in MS word, you can use CTRL + SHIFT + > or CTRL +].

 

Ø CTRL + SHIFT + < or CTRL + [– DECREASE FONT SIZE

 

In MS word, you can use CTRL + SHIFT + < or CTRL + [ to reduce the font size of all text or word.

 

Ø HOME – MOVE CURSOR IN THE BEGINNING OF LINE

 

In MS Word, you can use the Home key to move the mouse cursor to the beginning of a line of text.

 

Ø END – MOVE CURSOR END OF THE LINE

 

In MS Word, you can use the Home key to move the mouse cursor to the end of the line of text.

 

Ø SHIFT + END – SELECT TO THE RIGHT

 

You can use SHIFT + END to select the text to the right of the cursor in MS Word.

 

Ø SHIFT + HOME – SELECT LEFT

 

You can use SHIFT + END to select the text to the left of the cursor in MS Word.

 

Ø PAGE UP – MOVE TO THE TOP OF THE PAGE

 

You can use AGE UP to go to the top of the page in MS Word.

 

Ø PAGE DOWN – MOVE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE

 

In MS Word, you can use PAGE UP to go to the bottom of the page.

 

Ø CTRL + SHIFT + END – SELECT DOWN

 

You can use CTRL + SHIFT + END to select the text or paragraph below the cursor in MS Word.

 

Ø CTRL + SHIFT + HOME – SELECT UP

 

Selecting the text or paragraph above the cursor in MS WordYou can use CTRL + SHIFT + HOME to do this.

 

Ø CTRL + SHIFT + DOWN / UP ARROW – SELECT ONE BY ONE PARAGRAPH

 

Use CTRL + SHIFT + DOWN / UP ARROW to select paragraphs one by one.

 

Ø SHIFT + F5 – JUMP CURSOR TO LAST EDITING POINT

 

You can use SHIFT + F5 to move the cursor to the last editing point in MS Word.

 

Ø CTRL + BACKSPACE – DELETE ONE COMPLETE WORD LEFT

 

To delete an entire word to the left of the cursor, you can use CTRL + BACKSPACE in MS Word.

 

Ø CTRL + DELETE – DELETE ONE COMPLETE WORD OF RIGHT

 

To delete an entire word to the right of the cursor, you can use CTRL + DELETE in MS Word.

 

Ø CTRL + F3 – CUT THE SELECTED CONTENT TO SPIKE

 

You can use CTRL + F3 to SPIKE the selected text or paragraph. You can cut a lot of text one by one into SPIKE.

 

Ø CTRL + SHIFT + F3 – PASTE SPIKE CONTENT

 

You can use CTRL + SHIFT + F3 to paste SPIKE content.

 

Ø CTRL + SHIFT + L – QUICKLY CREATE BULLET LIST

 

You can use CTRL + SHIFT + L to create a bullet list in MS Word.

 

Ø CTRL + SHIFT + F – / CTRL +D – CHANGE FONT

 

You can use CTRL + SHIFT + F or CTRL + D to open the dialog box of Light font to change the font of the selected text or Word.

 

Ø CTRL + 1/2/5 – CHANGE LINE SPACING

 

To change the line spacing of the selected paragraph, you can use the shortcut keys like CTRL + 1/2/5.

 

Ø CTRL + F1 – HIDE / SHOW RIBBON

 

Use CTRL+F1 to hide or show the ribbon.

 

Ø SHIFT + F3 – CHANGE CASE

 

You can use SHIFT + F3 to change the case of the selected text or word to UPPER, lower etc.

 

Ø ALT + SHIFT D/T – CURRENT DATE/TIME

 

Use ALT + SHIFT + D or ALT + SHIFT + T to add the current date and time to Word.

 

Ø F12 – SAVE AS

 

You can use F12 to save your word document.

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