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Most preferred shortcuts for 'Moves one screen down in a worksheet' action

Reference program: Microsoft Excel 2019 - Evaluation date: 8 months ago - Accuracy level:
Accurate Using 'fuzzy text match' method

There are 1 occurrences of this action in the database. Less similar actions are found 41 times.

Most common shortcuts for this action

Programs using this action (except  Microsoft Excel 2019 Page Down ):

  1. Page Down - Used in

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Actions below are probably less related, but you may want to consider some of them.

Similarity Shortcut action Program name Shortcut

91%

 Moves one screen up in a worksheet Microsoft Excel 2019 Page Up

90%

 Move one screen up in a worksheet Microsoft Excel 2019 Page Up

90%

 Move one cell down in a worksheet Microsoft Excel 2019 ↓

90%

 Screen Adobe Photoshop CC ↑  Shift + Alt + S

90%

 Screen Modo 12.1 Alt + F

90%

 Screen Adobe Photoshop (macOS) ↑  Shift + ⌥ Opt + S

88%

 Moves one screen to the left in a worksheet Microsoft Excel 2019 Alt + Page Up

88%

 Moves one screen to the right in a worksheet Microsoft Excel 2019 Alt + Page Down

86%

 Move one screen down. Microsoft FrontPage Shift + Page Down

86%

 Down one screen QuickBooks Desktop (Mac) Page Down

86%

 Move one screen down Handsontable (Excel) Page Down

82%

 Move one screen to the left in a worksheet Microsoft Excel 2019 Alt + Page Up

81%

 Move one screen to the right in a worksheet Microsoft Excel 2019 Alt + Page Down

81%

 Move one cell up in a worksheet Microsoft Excel 2019 ↑

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