All in the title. Whenever I use Alt E S T, the shortcut stops at the Alt E S and then puts a T into the select cell. Is there something in my Excel options or something that is preventing this from working properly?
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prob cause ur using ctrl x instead of ctrl c
As the other guy said, the shortcut only works with copy, not cut
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