You probably know the shortcut Command Z (or Cmd Z) to undo an action in Excel or Word. But do you know how to redo an action if you pressed Command Z too many times?
Discover a handy trick to undo or redo actions in Excel worksheets or in Google Docs by watching our video or by reading our tutorial below!
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How to undo an action – Command Z
One of the basic shortcut keys to know is Command Z!
Use Cmd+Z (Command Z) to undo the previous action(s) in your documents. On Mac, it works with many programs so why not using it?
What to do if I press Command Z too many times?
Don’t panic if you pressed the shortcut Command and Z keys too many times: you can cancel Command Z by pressing Command Y instead!
Command Y let you redo or repeat an action in many programs like Excel, Google Docs or Word.
Did you know you can use Command Y to repeat an action?
What is the shortcut to repeat an action?
Save time while writing a text or editing tables in Google Spreadsheets or Excel by repeating your last action: press Command+Y to do so!
The Cmd Y keyboard shortcut lets you repeat your last action and can be used in many documents on Mac.
To resume:
- Command Z: Undo an action
- Command Y: Redo or repeat an action
Now, you know how to use Cmd Z and Cmd Y!
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