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CTRL+Y a mini macro

Posted on October 6, 2020 By ANmar

On your daily work, in Excel, you have had the need to redo actions, simple same action to multiple areas perhaps

Or apply similar format to more than 1 region, or repeat actions, the last action you did

In all these scenarios, use CTRL+Y

It is like a mini-macro to repeat last action taken on new set of selected cells.

Easy, simple but will save you lots of time, try it out

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