Just like the Word strikethrough shortcuts, there are two different ones you can use to put a line through your text in Microsoft PowerPoint ( like this). Unfortunately, there is no shortcut to select the text effect once you are in the Font dialog box on a Mac like there is on a PC. Use your cursor to select the text effect you would like to apply.Hold down Cmd+D and the F ont dialog box will appear.Select the text that you want to strikethrough within your Word Document.Use your Font dialog box as a strikethrough shortcut (Mac only) To learn how to superscript and subscript in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint (including their keyboard shortcuts), read our guide here. Note: PowerPoint and Word both have dedicated superscript and subscript shortcuts. Ctrl+Spacebar reverts your text formatting back to the default formatting of your document. To remove a strikethrough in Word, simply select the text and either use the shortcut again to remove it or hit Ctrl+Spacebar to remove all formatting. Note: For the above shortcuts to work, you first have to open the Font dialog box (Ctrl+D in Word). Below I’ve listed the individual keyboard shortcuts for you. To learn how to use the duplicate command in PowerPoint to save time, read our guide here.Īs demonstrated in the picture above, you can navigate these text effects by using the Alt key plus the relevant underlined letter. In PowerPoint, Ctrl+D is the duplicate shortcut. Note: Ctrl+D only works in Microsoft Word. Inside the Font dialog box, hit Alt+K to select the Strikethrough.Select the text you want to strikethrough.To use these shortcuts, simply hold the Alt key and hit the underlined letter (as pictured below). Inside the Font tab, you will also find a few other text effects that you can apply using your keyboard shortcuts. This skips the step of having to navigate to it the next time you open the dialog box. That means that if you last used the Font tab, it will start as the active tab the next time you open it. One quick note on the Format Cells dialog box: It always starts where you last left off. Hit Alt+K to select the strikethrough option and then hit Enter to accept the changes.Inside the dialog box, hit F to jump to the Font options (if it is not already open).Hit Ctrl+1 on your keyboard to open the Format Cells dialog box.Select the cell(s) that you want to strikethrough in your spreadsheet.And as you will see, it is keyboard friendly too. The Format Cells dialog box is another method you can use to cross out text in Excel. Excel strikethrough shortcut using your Format Cells dialog box (PC only)

Keyboard shortcut for subscript on pc