ShortcutdrillDelete three rows at once
An Excel shortcut drill from Shortcutdrill. Solve it with a live sheet in your browser with a limit on key presses, and it is checked the moment you submit.
The task
Rows 4 to 6 were entered twice. You are in B4. Delete all three rows in four key presses.
What this drill teaches
Extend the row selection with Shift+Down before Ctrl+Minus, and one press deletes the whole block. Deleting the rows one by one is three times the work.
A hint if you get stuck
Windows: Shift+Space, Shift+Down arrow twice, Ctrl+-. Mac: Shift+Space, Shift+Down arrow twice, Cmd+-. The drill allows 4 key presses.
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