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+ 1Shift + 1Source MonitorShift + 2Shift + 2TimelinesShift + 3Shift + 3 Help Audio Track Mixer Panel Commands Windows macOS Show/Hide Tracks Ctrl + Alt + T Opt + Cmd + T Loop Ctrl + L Cmd + L Meter Input(s) Only Ctrl + Shift + I Ctrl + Shift + I Capture panel CommandsWindowsmacOSRecord VideoVVRecord AudioAAEjectEEFast ForwardFFGo to In pointQQGo to Out pointWWRecordGGRewindRRStep BackLeftLeftStep ForwardRightRightStopSS Effect Controls panel Commands Windows macOS Remove Selected Effect Backspace Delete Loop During Audio-Only Playback Ctrl + L Cmd + L Effects panel Commands Windows macOS New Custom Bin Ctrl + / Cmd + / Delete Custom Item Backspace Delete Essential Graphics panel CommandsWindowsmacOSNew text layerCtrl + TCmd + TRectangleCtrl + Alt + ROpt + Cmd + REllipseCtrl + Alt + EOpt + Cmd + EBring to FrontCtrl + Shift + ]Cmd + Shift + ]Bring ForwardCtrl + ]Cmd + ]Send BackwardCtrl + [Cmd + [Send to BackCtrl + Shift + [Cmd + Shift + [Select Next LayerCtrl + Alt + ]Cmd + Opt + ]Select Previous LayerCtrl + Alt + [Cmd + Opt + [Clear Selection BackspaceDeleteIncrease Leading by One UnitAlt + UpOpt + UpDecrease Leading by One UnitAlt + DownOpt + DownIncrease Leading by Five UnitsAlt + Shift + UpOpt + Shift + UpDecrease Leading by Five UnitsAlt + Shift + DownOpt + Shift + DownIncrease Font Size by One UnitCtrl + Alt + RightOpt + Cmd + RightDecrease Font Size by One UnitCtrl + Alt + LeftOpt + Cmd + LeftIncrease Font Size by Five UnitsCtrl + Alt + Shift + RightOpt + Shift + Cmd + RightDecrease Font Size by Five UnitsCtrl + Alt + Shift + RightOpt + Shift + Cmd + Left History panel Commands Windows macOS Step Backward Left Left Step Forward Right Right Delete Backspace

Alt+1 fits the content in the view. Alt+2 brings the selection into the view. Alt+3 brings the current item into the view. Ctrl+Plus increases the zoom value. Ctrl+Minus decreases the zoom value. Alt+Left collapses a selected group node. Alt+Right expands a selected folder node. Alt+Up exits the current folder node. Alt+Down enters the current folder node. Alt+Shift+Left or Alt+Shift+Right toggles the expansion state of a selected group or folder node. GraphEditorInputMode now allows for starting label editing just by starting to type. The allowEditLabelOnTyping property can be used to configure this setting, which is turned on, by default. The default gesture for label editing has been updated to also trigger when the user hits the `Enter` key. The HandleTypes enums has been refactored to a non-flaggable HandleType enum, and the values have been adjusted to those used in the library as well as some custom variants for individual use. Custom IHandle implementations can use the new IHandle.tag property for various purposes, including custom handle visualizations. yFiles does not use the property and initializes it with null, but decorating handles forwards any values unmodified. Dragging a selected edge doesn't move all its bends anymore which often screwed up the first and last edge segment. The MouseHoverInputMode has been renamed to ToolTipInputMode to better reflect its function. NodeDropInputMode, LabelDropInputMode, StripeDropInputMode, and PortDropInputMode now provide a static DEFAULT_TRANSFER_TYPE property which represents the transfer type to which the respective input mode is configured by default. The handleIsHit and getClosestHitHandle methods of HandleInputMode now have an additional parameter which specifies the PointerType of the related user gesture. The GraphEditorInputMode.orthogonalEdgeEditingContext property is now set and enabled per default and may not be null anymore. Edges can be individually configured to be edited orthogonally by providing an apropriate IOrthogonalEdgeHelper in their lookup. For edges using a PolylineEdgeStyle, the style's new orthogonalEditing property can be set so such a helper is automatically provided. To disable orthogonal editing for all edges, the enabled property of the OrthogonalEdgeEditingContext can be set to false. To enable orthogonal edge editing for all edges that don't explicitly forbid this, the OrthogonalEdgeEditingContext.fallbackEdgeHelperProvider property can

DecimalFormattingCtrl+Shift+YChange cell background to Yellow (255,255,0)FormattingCtrl+Alt+XChange cell background to Red (255,0,0)FormattingCtrl+Alt+GChange cell background to Green (0,255,0)FormattingCtrl+Shift+NChange cell background to NoneFormattingCtrl+Shift+B Change font color to Blue (0,0,255)FormattingCtrl+Shift+KChange font color to Black (0,0,0)FormattingCtrl+Shift+RChange font color to Red (255,0,0)FormattingCtrl+Shift+GChange font color to Green (0,255,0)FormattingCtrl+Shift+WChange font color to White (255,255,255), cell background NoneFormattingCtrl+Shift+Alt+M/Q/YChange formatting to “Month” 0 / “Quarter” 0 / “Year” 0 for period headerFormattingCtrl+Shift+Alt+XChange formatting to 0.00”x” for DSCR and Equity MultipleFormattingCtrl+Shift+Go to the first visible worksheetNavigationCtrl+Shift+>Go to the last visible worksheetNavigationCtrl+Shift+?Unhide all worksheetsNavigationCtrl+Alt+ASelect all worksheetsNavigationCtrl+Alt+Right/Left/Up/Down arrow Move the cursor 12 cells right/left/up/down; for quick scrollingNavigationCtrl+Shift+Alt+DAutofill formula down (assumes column to the left is not empty)FunctionalityCtrl+Shift+Alt+RAutofill formula right (assumes row above is not empty)FunctionalityCtrl+Shift+Alt+VConvert formulas to values in selected cellsFunctionalityCtrl+Shift+Alt+FCopy as formulas-only the top-left formula in a range across the entire rangeFunctionalityUsing the CRE Functions (List of Functions)This add-in includes various custom functions specific to both the add-in (i.e. the Geocoding specific functions) and helpful for real estate financial modeling. It’s important to note that these functions ONLY work when the ‘Excel 4 CRE’ add-in is installed. If you share a workbook with a user who doesn’t have the Excel 4 CRE add-in, the cells containing these functions will show an error. Endures that when using these functions, you don’t intend to share the workbook with other users who don’t have the custom add-in installed.FUNCTIONACTIONLOGIC=FINDCOORDINATES()Finds latitude and longitude coordinates from an address via Google Geocoding API=FINDCOORDINATES([address city state])=FINDLATITUDE()Finds latitude from an address via Google Geocoding API=FINDLATITUDE([address city state])=FINDLONGITUDE()Finds longitude from an address via Google Geocoding API=FINDLONGITUDE([address city state])=FINDADDRESS()Finds address from a coordinates via Google Geocoding API=FINDADDRESS([latitude],[longitude])=EMX()Calculates the Equity Multiple of a Net CF line; assumes no mid-hold capital event=EMX([net CF line])=ERRCHECK()Checks if two ranges are equal to one another, if so it outputs OK, otherwise Err=ERRCHECK([range1],[range2])=ISNOTBLANK()Checks if a cell is blank, and if so returns a blank cell, otherwise executes some code=ISNOTBLANK([cell ref],[some code])=AVERAGE_WEIGHTED()Averages a given range, using a seperate range as the weight (i.e SUMPRODUCT/SUM)=AVERAGE_WEIGHTED([average range], [weight range])Using the ‘Advanced Find’ FeatureActivating Advanced Find:To initiate the Advanced Find feature, navigate to the ‘Custom Shortcuts/Functions’ section located on the 4-CRE custom ribbon and click the ‘Advanced Find’ button. This action will launch the Advanced Find tool, designed to enhance your search capabilities within Excel workbooks.Using Advanced Find:Initiate Search: Upon clicking the ‘Advanced Find’ button, an input box will appear. Enter the word or value you wish to search for across the entire

What is Alt+C?Alt+C typically refers to a keyboard shortcut involving the Alt (Alternate) key and the letter C. However, the specific function of Alt+C can vary depending on the software application you're using. In many applications, keyboard shortcuts like Alt+C are used to perform certain actions more quickly without needing to navigate through menus. To determine the exact function of Alt+C in a particular software application, you would need to consult the application's documentation, help menu, keyboard shortcut list, or settings/preferences. These resources should provide information on what action or command is associated with pressing Alt+C within that specific application.What are some common uses of the Alt+C shortcut?The Alt+C shortcut can be used for various purposes, such as copying selected text or data, triggering a specific command in a software application, or activating a feature within a program. It's a versatile shortcut that can streamline your workflow and improve efficiency.How do I use the Alt+C shortcut in programming?In programming, the Alt+C shortcut can be utilized within integrated development environments (IDEs) or text editors to perform actions like commenting out code, triggering a specific function, or executing a custom command. It's a convenient way to expedite coding tasks and enhance productivity.Can the Alt+C shortcut be customized in certain applications?Yes, some software applications and operating systems allow users to customize keyboard shortcuts, including Alt+C, to better suit their preferences and workflow. This customization feature enables you to tailor shortcuts to align with your specific needs and working style.What benefits can I gain

Location bar so you can immediately start typing a new search or website address. Read our in-depth guide to shared web browser keyboard shortcuts for many more shortcuts. Chrome OS also supports standard text-editing keyboard shortcuts other operating systems support. For example, you can press Ctrl+Backspace to delete the previous word, use Ctrl+Z to undo, and use the standard Ctrl+X, Ctrl+C, and Ctrl+V shortcuts to Cut, Copy and Paste. Consult our in-depth guide to text-editing keyboard shortcuts for more shortcuts. The Ultimate Keyboard Shortcut Press Ctrl+Alt+? (or Ctrl+Alt+/ ) to open a keyboard shortcut cheat sheet at any time. This cheat sheet allows you to view all your Chromebook's keyboard shortcuts. Whether you're looking up a keyboard shortcut you forgot, you want to master all the keyboard shortcuts, or you're just curious, this overlay will help you master those keyboard shortcuts. Chrome OS doesn't allow you to create custom keyboard shortcuts for most of these actions. You can still create custom keyboard shortcuts for extensions or use an extension to create custom keyboard shortcuts for browser actions.

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