Opens the Research pane for the current word. Opens the Open dialog box to locate or specify a document or template to open (same as Ctrl+F12 and Alt+Ctrl+F2).

Toggles between showing only the first line of each paragraph and showing all the text in an outline in outline view.ĭecreases the indentation to previous tab stop (similar to Shift+Tab).Ĭreates a new document with the Normal template.Īpplies the Normal style (same as Alt+Shift+(num)5).Īssembles mail merge results in the document. Spreads all the lines in the current paragraph or selected paragraphs across the entire width between the margins.Īutomatically formats the active document.Īpplies left alignment, which is also called left justification.Īpplies the Bulleted List style (but not the default bullet style). Opens the Find and Replace dialog box to the Replace tab.Īpplies justified alignment, which is also called full justification. Opens the Word Count dialog box for the active document. Opens the Find and Replace dialog box to the Go To tab (same as F5). Opens the Font dialog box with the focus at the Font combo box. In Word 2007, opens the Find and Replace dialog box to the Find tab. In Word 2010 and newer versions, opens the Navigation pane to the search box. Opens the Font dialog box with the focus at the Font combo box (see also Ctrl+Shift+F and Ctrl+Shift+P).Īpplies center alignment, which is also called center justification.

When enabled, pressing Ctrl+C twice opens the Clipboard task pane.Ĭopy the formatting of the selected text. Toggles changing the selected text to all caps.Ĭopies the selection to the clipboard (same as Ctrl+Insert).

Word 2016 keyboard shortcuts