MS Access: Shortcut Keys for Working with Text/Data
The following is a list of shortcuts or hot keys for working with text/data in Access:
General
| Key Sequence | Description |
| F7 | Check spelling. |
| CTRL+C | Copy the selection to the Clipboard. |
| CTRL+V | Paste the contents of the Clipboard to where the insertion point is. |
| CTRL+X | Cut the selection and copy it to the Clipboard. |
| CTRL+Z | Undo typing. |
| CTRL+DELETE | Delete all characters to the right of the insertion point. |
| CTRL+SEMICOLON (;) | Insert the current date. |
| CTRL+COLON (:) | Insert the current time. |
| CTRL+ALT+SPACEBAR | Insert the default value for the field. |
| ESC | Undo changes in the current field. Press ESC a second time to undo changes to the current record. |
| SHIFT+F2 | Open the Zoom box to enter large amounts of data that can not be properly displayed in a small control. |
Finding and replacing text
| Key Sequence | Description |
| CTRL+F | Open the Find tab on the Find and Replace dialog box. |
| CTRL+H | Open the Replace tab on the Find and Replace dialog box. |
| SHIFT+F4 | Find the next occurrence of the value entered in the Find and Replace dialog box when the dialog box is closed. |
Selecting text in a field
| Key Sequence | Description |
| SHIFT+RIGHT ARROW | Extends selection one character to the right. |
| SHIFT+LEFT ARROW | Extends selection one character to the left. |
| CTRL+SHIFT+RIGHT ARROW | Extends selection one word to the right. |
| CTRL+SHIFT+LEFT ARROW | Extends selection one word to the left. |
Moving the insertion point in a field
| Key Sequence | Description |
| RIGHT ARROW | Move one character to the right. |
| LEFT ARROW | Move one character to the left. |
| CTRL+RIGHT ARROW | Move one word to the right. |
| CTRL+LEFT ARROW | Move one word to the left. |
| END | Move to the end of the field, in a single-line field. |
| HOME | Move to the beginning of the field, in a single-line field. |
| CTRL+END | Move to the end of the field, in a multi-line field. |
| CTRL+HOME | Move to the beginning of the field, in a multi-line field. |
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