How to delete cells in Excel on Mac?

If you don’t want to lose the formatting of a cell, you can use the Data ➡ Delete menu option. This will remove the cell contents and remove the formatting of the cell. If you want to remove the cell formatting while keeping the content, press ⌘+Delete. This will remove the cell contents and freeze the cell. You can then edit the cell for further customization.

How to delete cells in Excel on Mac without deleting formulas or formatting?

You can use the Home or End keys to select a block of cells in excel on Mac, right-click and choose Delete to delete the selected cells at one time. However, when you do this, you will lose the formatting as well as the formulas in the selected cells. If you choose to delete the cell contents, you will lose all the formatting as well. To prevent this issue, use the Ctrl + Home or Ctrl + End keys to select the block of cells and press the Delete key

How to delete cells in Excel on Mac that contain formulas?

If you want to delete cells that contain formulas, press Cmd+Delete on your keyboard. Since you have already selected the cell that you want to delete, only the formulas in this cell will be deleted. Now you can press Delete to remove the formulas.

How to delete cells in Excel for Mac?

You can delete a cell in Excel for Mac by either dragging the cell’s border or clicking the cell’s “Delete” button in the upper-right of the cell. You can also select the cell and click the “Delete” menu in the menu bar to delete the cell. This works for all types of cells, whether the cell is a value, a formula, or a comment.

How to delete cells in Excel on Mac without deleting formulas?

If you want to remove the contents of the cells, but not delete the formulas, you can use the Delete/Clear menu option in the Home ribbon. This will remove the cell and all its content, but will not recalculate the formulas.