Hello,

I don't beleive there is one, as seen from the help file

To    Press
Display the Style command (Format menu)    ALT+' (APOSTROPHE)
Display the Cells command (Format menu)    CTRL+1
Apply the General number format    CTRL+SHIFT+~
Apply the Currency format with two decimal places (negative numbers appear in parentheses)    CTRL+SHIFT+$
Apply the Percentage format with no decimal places     CTRL+SHIFT+%
Apply the Exponential number format with two decimal places    CTRL+SHIFT+^
Apply the Date format with the day, month, and year    CTRL+SHIFT+#
Apply the Time format with the hour and minute, and indicate A.M. or P.M.    CTRL+SHIFT+@
Apply the Number format with two decimal places, 1000 separator, and – for negative values    CTRL+SHIFT+!
Apply the outline border    CTRL+SHIFT+&
Remove all borders    CTRL+SHIFT+_
Apply or remove bold formatting    CTRL+B
Apply or remove italic formatting    CTRL+I
Apply or remove an underline    CTRL+U
Apply or remove strikethrough formatting    CTRL+5
Hide rows    CTRL+9
Unhide rows    CTRL+SHIFT+(
Hide columns    CTRL+0 (ZERO)
Unhide columns    CTRL+SHIFT+)


Why not create your own macro and store it in the personal file, you can create a shortcut key yourself.

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Hope this helps.
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maybe only a drafter
but the best user at this company!

It used to be much more straightforward, but you should still be able to record the indent and outdent commands as macros and then assign a keyboard shortcut to them

TTFN

Done - a 20second job via the wonderful world of Macros. Didn't know if there was already a predefined way.

Thanks

Open VB editor (Under Tools|Macro)

Paste into the code window for This Workbook:

Sub Macro1()
   Selection.InsertIndent 1
End Sub

Go back to the spreadsheet, Tools|macros, select Macro 1 and click on Options. This allows you to set the control key to fire the macro.

Good Luck
johnwm

Sorry I'm a bit late!

Good Luck
johnwm

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