Shortcut to select rows or columns in Excel

Have you ever tried selecting an entire row or a column without the click of a mouse...?


Its very simple!


To select a row use "Shift + spacebar" and to select a column use "Ctrl + spacebar"..! These two shortcuts used together i.e. "Shift + Ctrl + spacebar".... the entire worksheet gets selected..!


Isn't it easy?

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