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Hello, I am taking a class where I have to use the "alt and =" sign together to create an autosum in excell. On the macbook air the "alt" button is "option" and it does not do the autosum function. Is there another shortcut without typing or highlighting the other cells???? It is a live test for a class and I need to be able to use the shortcut function. ??
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The equivalent in Excel for Mac is Shift+Command+t.
For a fairly complete listing of built-in keyboard shortcuts see the Excel Help article: