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I know I can find a list of standard keyboard shortcuts of excel in google or through Microsoft Office Help. But I have overwritten some of them (I wasn't using them) to assign for some of my macros that I use often. Now I don't remember exactly which ones I had overrode and I don't want to overwrite any existing useful ones, either.

I try to execute a combination of shortcut to see if it is already in use and what it does. But depending on your file/data, testing it sometimes would do nothing, even though that particular combination of keys are already assigned as a shortcut, so it isn't a guarantee way.

Isn't there any place in excel that I can just get the list of the active keyboard shortcuts? Excluding QAT (Quick Access Toolbar) shortcuts, of course.

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  • There are few possibilities,, 1. create macro to link any standard URL all about KB Shortcuts, 2. Link one self created PDF file contains KB Shortcuts with macro.
    – Rajesh Sinha
    Aug 17, 2019 at 5:58
  • Hi Rajesh thanks for the answer, but I couldn't understand your offered solution? What do you mean by 'create macro to link any standard URL all about KB Shortcuts'.
    – Ali Aksar
    Aug 19, 2019 at 12:57
  • As for 2nd solution, creating a manual list myself isn't a solution at all. I might have not been clear enough in my original post but issue here, I don't know if a certain combination of shortcut (let's say ctrl+sfht+T) has already something assigned to it, because as tried to explain above, not all macros would be applicable for a file that I try to test it to see. But even if I knew, doing such manual list for excel isn't a solution. It's like trying to use a calculator to sum up some numbers and punching it on a cell instead of using a SUM function. Thanks anyway though.
    – Ali Aksar
    Aug 19, 2019 at 13:02
  • ,, you may Copy & Paste KB Short cuts in any PDF file and create Macro to open that PDF,, via Excel.
    – Rajesh Sinha
    Aug 20, 2019 at 3:57
  • @RajeshS Please post that as an answer
    – Ali Aksar
    Sep 3, 2019 at 18:40

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There are few possibilities:

  1. Create Macro to link any standard URL all about KB shortcuts.
  2. Link a self created PDF file contains KB Shortcuts, with Macro.
  3. Copy & Paste KB Short cuts in any PDF file and create Macro to open that PDF via Excel.
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