Watch more How to Understand Computers videos: If you find yourself constantly behind at work, save time by performing those repetitive computer tasks with the stroke of a key. Step 1: Open the Keyboard and Mouse folder Open System Preferences, and then select Keyboard and Mouse. Step 2: Click Keyboard Shortcuts Click on the Keyboard Shortcuts tab and then the Plus icon in the lower left. Step 3: Choose an application Choose the application to which you wish to assign the shortcut from the pop-up menu. Tip Not all applications will allow a shortcut key to be set. Step 4: Assign a title Assign a title for the action you wish to perform in the Menu Title field. Tip You must type the command exactly as it appears in the application's menu, including ellipses or any other punctuation.

To type an ellipsis, press Option-semicolon. Step 5: Type key combination Type the key combination you wish to use as a shortcut in the Keyboard Shortcut field and then click Add. Tip Hold down the Command, Control, or Option key to start your shortcut, and then any letters or numbers not already used. Step 6: View your shortcut View your shortcut next to the command by closing and reopening the application you changed. This will help you to remember your shortcut for future use. Did You Know?

Did you know? The average full-time worker admits to wasting about two hours a day, mostly by surfing the internet.

There is already a precedent set for using merged conditional formatting as the default paste behavior: Google Sheets has been working this way for a long time and it works well. Fractured or Split CF rules can be a serious problem.

In both Excel and Google Sheets it is possilbe to do [Ctrl] [Arrow key] to jump to the last filled non-blank row or column in series of rows/columns which allows quick navigation around a spreadsheet. I am a frequest user of these keyboard shortcuts in both Execl and Google Sheets. Is there a keyboard shortcut that allows this sort of thing in smartsheet -- on a Mac? The closest I have found to this in the smartsheet documentation are the following keyboard shortcuts.

It appears that [Ctrl] + [Up Arrow} and [Ctrl] + [Left Arrow} are equivalent to [Ctrl] + [Home], and [Ctrl] + [Down Arrow} and [Ctrl] + [Right Arrow} are equivalent as [Ctrl] + [End]. I have not figured out an equivalent for the row navigation [Home] and [End] keyboard shortcuts. • [Home]: Takes you to the first cell of the row you are currently on.

Voice translator app free download. Download and install Translate voice - Translator in PC and you can install Translate voice - Translator 180.0 in your Windows PC and Mac OS. Translate voice - Translator is developed by Talkao - Talk & Translate and listed under TOOLS. Download and install Language Translator - Voice Translator in PC and you can install Language Translator - Voice Translator 1.0.1 in your Windows PC and Mac OS. Language Translator - Voice Translator is developed by Tools Maker and listed under TOOLS.

• [End]: Takes you to the last cell of the row are are currently on. • [Ctrl] + [Home]: Takes you to the top left cell of your sheet. • [Ctrl] + [End]: Takes you to the bottom right cell of your sheet. Thanks, Stan.

Stan - If you are using a Mac, replace CTRL with CMD. Hi Travis - Yes, the keyboard combo you describe works to get to the last row. If you work for smartsheet, I would make a feature request to mirror the [Ctrl] + [Arrow] features of Google Sheets and Excel.

With those two being two of the most dominate spreadsheet applications, having similar keyboard shortcuts will help with adoption by new users, especially power users who are often the influencers when it comes product choices within a company. I am happy to make the feature request myself if that will yield better results, just tell me the best way to submit a feature request. Thanks again, Stan • to post comments. Stan - are you referring to Macs or PCs? From your post, it sounded like you were asking about Macs. I am using a Mac and just tested in both Excel and Google Sheets and CMD + down arrow brings you to the last row and CMD + up arrow brings you to the top row.

If you are on a PC then you would use CTRL instead of CMD in Excel, Google Sheets, and Smartsheet. When using Macs and PCs, keyboard shortcuts anywhere (not just in Smartsheet) are typically the same, you would just use CMD for Mac and CTRL for PCs.