Improving in soccer doesn't require fancy techniques like the Marseille Turn. It's about mastering basic dribbling that sticks to your foot and precise inside-kick passes that roll the ball accurately to a nearby teammate. And it's about being able to do it naturally, without even thinking about it.What I've noticed is that some people are not even aware of basic skills like dribbling or passing in sports. Similarly, when it comes to Excel, there are individuals who lack knowledge of fundamental skills such as cursor manipulation, commonly used shortcut keys, and basic functions.Once you master the content of this book and can handle it effortlessly, you'll be able to surpass your previous achievements and perform at a significantly higher level.Furthermore, this book will serve as a starting point for supervisors or managers with subordinates to improve their performance. Your subordinates may have more difficulty with computer operations than you think.~Index~IntroductionDisclaimer1. Cursor Operation1-0. Major premise1-1. Ctrl + Arrow (Jump to Next Break)1-2. Shift + Arrow (Select Consecutive Cells)1-3. Ctrl + Shift + Arr (Select cells to Next Break)1-4. Ctrl + Click (Select multiple cells)2. Shortcut Keys (except Copy and u0026 Paste)2-1. Ctrl + S (Save)2-2. Ctrl + Z (Undo)2-3. Ctrl + Y (Redo)2-4. Ctrl + F (Find)2-5. Ctrl + H (Find and Replace)2-6. Alt + Tab (Change Focused Window)True Meaning of Enter in Excel3. Copy Cut and Paste3-1. Paste All3-2. Paste Value3-3. Paste Format3-4. Paste Width3-5. Escape from Cut Copy Mode4. FunctionsHere, we refer to these inputs as and "arguments and " and the output as the and "return value and ".4-1. SUBTOTAL4-2. XLOOKUP?Publishing Information?Profile?Books Introduction