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Default Selecting rows with keyboard

Scott,

Shift - Spacebar will select the row. Shift - Down will select additional rows. Ctrl -
minus will delete the row(s). That's a true delete, which will shift rows up. Or use
Delete to clear the row.

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I do most my excel work without my mouse however I cannot seem to find a way
to select rows and delete them without using it. I can select the contents of
the entire row but cannot delete the row itself. I know it sounds lazy but it
would save time. Any suggestions would be appreciated.





 
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