Quick way to select all cells

Excel 2016 2013 2010
This tip will help you select all cells in the worksheet in one click.

A quick way to do so is to click the triangle at the intersection of the row headers and column headers:

Select all cells in Excel 365

See also How to select the entire row, column, or cells with data by the keyboard.

See also this tip in French: Comment sélectionner toutes les cellules.

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Unmerging all merged cells

Unmerging all merged cells

Here's a quick way to unmerge all merged cells in a worksheet:
Workaround for sorting and filtering of merged cells

Workaround for sorting and filtering of merged cells

In some situations, you can't work with a workbook that consists of merged cells. To use Filter, Sort, or other functions, you need to unmerge cells and put to all of them the data from merged cells. This tip shows how to do it efficiently.
How to select row and column by keyboard

How to select row and column by keyboard

If you work with large amounts of data in Excel, quickly selecting the entire row, column, table, data range helps a lot.
To quickly select different areas of data, use the following hotkeys: