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Is this normal for Excel shortcuts win 10 O 365
It's not Excel, it's your keyboard.
Look for the Fn key - usually between the left Ctrl key and the Windows key.
You have two options:
1) Press Fn+function key to access the Excel/Visual Basic functionality.
2) "Lock" the Fn key. This is done by pressing Fn+the lock key. The lock key varies between keyboards; it usually has either a lock symbol on it or the text 'Fn lock'. On my keyboard it is the Esc key, so I can press Fn+Esc to "lock" the Fn key. After that, F1, F2 etc. will act as expected in Excel.
It's not Excel, it's your keyboard.
Look for the Fn key - usually between the left Ctrl key and the Windows key.
You have two options:
1) Press Fn+function key to access the Excel/Visual Basic functionality.
2) "Lock" the Fn key. This is done by pressing Fn+the lock key. The lock key varies between keyboards; it usually has either a lock symbol on it or the text 'Fn lock'. On my keyboard it is the Esc key, so I can press Fn+Esc to "lock" the Fn key. After that, F1, F2 etc. will act as expected in Excel.
- Thanks Hans
I spent hours searching for answers to this problem of mine without noting your supplied details anywhere. I'm thankful for your response in a short test just now as the local time approaches 1AM. The relief has been well worth the wait up.
