Learn the shortcuts and functions you use at work, and make your everyday tasks more efficient.
Shortcut Track
Train high-frequency operations such as copy, navigation, editing, and formatting with keyboard-first drills and shortcut reference pages.
Simulation practice lets you copy, enter data, calculate totals and format tables in a simulated Excel worksheet using just the keyboard. Follow Keycat’s hints from basic commands through Alt key techniques.
Function Track
Practice core formulas like SUMIFS, IF, VLOOKUP, and XLOOKUP in realistic worksheet scenarios, then return to the list when you need a refresher.
Creating invoices, printing graphs, and tabulating files. You can experience how monthly Excel work is automated using macros with the key cats.
This hub is built for both browsing and action. If you want to practice Excel shortcuts right away, open the drill page. If you want to review first, use the shortcut list or operation guides and then jump into the matching exercise.
Excel shortcut practice
Start free Excel shortcut drills with random, sequential, and review modes.
Excel shortcut list
Browse Excel keyboard shortcuts before you jump into practice.
Excel operation guides
Open goal-based guides such as save as, lookup, and date input.
Excel function practice
Practice formulas like VLOOKUP, XLOOKUP, IF, and SUMIFS.
Yes. This page links directly to Excel shortcut practice, the shortcut list, operation guides, and function practice.
Yes. Excel shortcut practice and Excel function practice are available for free in the browser.
No. You can open the Excel practice pages and start drills without sign-up.
Yes. The site covers both Mac and Windows shortcut variants where they differ.
