| Alt+F1 | Create an embedded chart using currently selected data | |||
| Alt+JA | In Excel 2013 and later, go to Format tab of the Ribbon (when active); or (2) In Excel 2007 and 2010, go to Layout tab of the Ribbon (when active) | |||
| Alt+JC | Go to Design tab of the Ribbon (when active) | |||
| Alt+JC+A | In Excel 2013 and later, expand Add Chart Element drop-down menu | |||
| Alt+ N+B | Insert Bar Chart | |||
| Alt+ N+C | Insert Column Chart | |||
| Alt +N+N | Insert Line Chart | |||
| Alt +N+Q | Insert Pie or Doughnut Chart | |||
| Alt +N+R | In Excel 2013 and later, Recommended Charts | |||
| Alt+N+SD | In Excel 2013 and later, Insert Combo Chart | |||
| Alt + N+X | Insert Text Box | |||
| F11 | Create a chart in a separate Chart sheet using currently selected data |
Tuesday 9 April 2019
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