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Ctrl + Enter (in a table row): Create a row below the current row in a table.Enter (in the end cell of a table): Add new row below.Tab (in a table): Add another column in a table with a single row.Tab (after text): Create a table by adding a second column to already typed text.Alt +Shift + T: Insert current time and date.

Shift + F7: Open the thesaurus for the currently selected word.Enter: Open a link (The cursor must be placed in the link text.Ctrl + Shift + V: Paste the formatting of selected text.Ctrl + Shift + C: Copy the formatting of selected text.Shift + F9: Sync changes in the current shared notebook.F9: Sync changes in all shared notebooks.Ctrl + Shift + E: Send the selected pages as an e-mail message.Shift + F10: Open the context menu for any note, tab, or any other object that has focus.

Ctrl + Shift + M: Open a small OneNote window for creating a side note.

Keyboard shortcuts for OneNote Picture: Pixabay General

Alt + Page up: Go to the previous month.

Alt + Up arrow: Go to the previous week.

Ctrl + Left arrow: Go to the previous day.

Ctrl + Shift + R: Reply to all recipients of a meeting request with a message.

Ctrl + Shift + A: Create a new appointment.

Ctrl + Alt + R: Reply with meeting request.

Ctrl + Shift + Q: Create new meeting request.

Ctrl + Shift + A: Create new appointment.

Ctrl + N: Create a new item (where you are standing.).

These shortcuts work in groups like conversation view etc. Keyboard shortcuts for Outlook Picture: Pixabay Navigation Here you will find shortcuts for Outlook, OneNote, and PowerPoint, as well as links to my blog posts about keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Office programs like Excel and Word. This post is a round-up of the most used keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Office.