Excel Tips, shortcuts and more

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 1) Alt + Down Arrow - Open filter drop-down for a column in the table or open up drop-down values for any cell


2) Ctrl + R - Copy content of one column across columns to the left

How-to: Input text in column A1, Select columns from A1 to A5, and hit the keys Ctrl + R


3) Ctrl + K - Insert Hyperlink


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