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customize alt 1 to 4 to become the favorite #excel shortcuts of your own. when talking about keyboard shortcuts, there is always discussion on what’s the most time-saving shortcuts, what are the top x shortcuts you should learn, what is the most frequently used shortcuts, etc… popular shortcuts and probably the most frequently used shortcuts for most users.  nevertheless, we always want to learn more and then start searching on the internet for various shortcuts.  but did you know how many shortcuts are there for excel?  i don’t know the exact number, but i know there is a lot! more than i can remember a quarter of them.  so it is not practical to try to learn them all. my answer to this question is: you are asking the wrong question.  your question should be:. when i work with excel, the most frequently performed actions are a, b, c, d… what are the shortcuts for these actions? have you ever had this question?  from my experience, 99.9% users (i work with) have no idea what it is or even are not aware of that are you one of them?  let’s try to understand what it does through the following imaginary conversation between excel and you… yes… these are the shapes i used to draw the bee.  what i did was to put them together… watch this: the recent hot topics about excel should be the new dynamic arrays!   after watching all the amazing demonstrations about the new dynamic last saturday.  i was thrilled to try it out.  simply awesome! then i try to solve a problem with the new dynamic arrays – creating a shrinking dropdown list, as shown below. in “old” excel, i needed three helper columns, with a “scary” array-formula, together with the old-school trick to create a dynamic list by using offset function as named formula.  it took me quite a while (in terms of hour) to figure it out and make it work correctly. with the new dynamic arrays in excel 365, i need only one helper column with simple match function + dynamic array.  and believe it or