ShortcutdrillAbout Shortcutdrill
Shortcutdrill is Excel keyboard shortcut drills on a practice sheet. It is one of the Dravari drill sites, a family of practice tools built on the same idea: the fastest way to learn a skill you use at a keyboard is to do it, on a live tool, with instant checking, until it is a reflex.
How the exercises work
Read the task: Jump to the last row, select the Revenue column, paste as values. The mouse is switched off. Do it on the sheet: The sheet responds like Excel: jumps stop at the edge of the data, F4 cycles the lock, Alt shows the key tips, paste special opens the dialog. Within the limit: Nine arrow presses where one shortcut does it does not count. Try again until it takes one key, then beat your time in a sprint or a timed task.
Every exercise is checked automatically against the expected result, not against a fixed answer string, so a correct approach passes even when it is written differently from the reference solution. If a check ever seems unfair there is a report link under it, and reports are read.
Who makes it
Shortcutdrill is made and operated by Dravari, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company based in Wilmington, Delaware, USA. The sites are built and maintained by a small team; there is no outside funding and no advertising on the practice pages. Revenue comes from Pro subscriptions, which is what keeps the free exercises free.
Contact
Questions, refunds, bug reports, company training: support@shortcutdrill.com. We answer within one working day.
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