Microsoft Word shortcut keys

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  some commonly used Microsoft Word shortcut keys along with their functions, presented in a detailed table format:

Microsoft Word Shortcut Keys

Shortcut KeyFunction
Ctrl + NCreate a new document
Ctrl + OOpen an existing document
Ctrl + SSave the current document
Ctrl + PPrint the document
Ctrl + XCut the selected text or object
Ctrl + CCopy the selected text or object
Ctrl + VPaste the copied or cut text/object
Ctrl + ZUndo the last action
Ctrl + YRedo the last action
Ctrl + ASelect all text in the document
Ctrl + BApply bold formatting
Ctrl + IApply italic formatting
Ctrl + UApply underline formatting
Ctrl + LAlign text to the left
Ctrl + ECenter align the text
Ctrl + RAlign text to the right
Ctrl + JJustify text alignment
Ctrl + HomeMove to the beginning of the document
Ctrl + EndMove to the end of the document
Ctrl + Shift + >Increase font size
Ctrl + Shift + <Decrease font size
Ctrl + FFind text in the document
Ctrl + HReplace text in the document
Ctrl + EnterInsert a page break
Ctrl + BackspaceDelete the previous word
Ctrl + DeleteDelete the next word
Ctrl + Shift + LApply bullet points
Ctrl + Shift + NApply Normal style
Alt + Ctrl + 1Apply Heading 1 style
Alt + Ctrl + 2Apply Heading 2 style
Alt + Ctrl + 3Apply Heading 3 style
F7Open the spelling and grammar check
Shift + F3Change text case (uppercase, lowercase, title case)
Ctrl + SpacebarRemove all formatting from text

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