Here is a list of File Options shortcuts available in the Excel application. These shortcuts can help you use Excel more quickly and efficiently. File Options shortcuts quickly efficiently Create a New Workbook As shown in the image above, pressing the CTRL + N keyboard shortcut in Excel creates a new workbook. By default, a blank workbook will be opened instantly when you use this shortcut. CTRL + N new workbook blank workbook Open a Workbook: As shown in the image above, pressing the CTRL + O keyboard shortcut in Excel opens a workbook. You can choose the Excel file from the list of saved files. CTRL + O workbook Save a Workbook: As shown in the image above, pressing the CTRL + S keyboard shortcut in Excel saves a workbook. CTRL + S workbook Save as Workbook: As shown in the image above, pressing the F12 keyboard shortcut in Excel saves it as a workbook. You can choose the location and output filename of the Excel file. F12 workbook Print a File: As shown in the image above, pressing the CTRL + P keyboard shortcut in Excel opens the print window. Once you've chosen the printing options, you can print the Excel documents easily. CTRL + P Open a Print Preview Window: As shown in the image above, pressing the CTRL + F12 keyboard shortcut in Excel opens a Print Preview Window for a workbook. CTRL + F12 workbook Close the Current Workbook: As shown in the image above, pressing the CTRL + F4 keyboard shortcut in Excel closes the current workbook. CTRL + F4 Close Excel: As shown in the image above, pressing the ALT + F4 keyboard shortcut in Excel closes the entire Excel Application. ALT + F4 You can find the detailed shortcuts list (230+) on our published page: https://hackernoon.com/essential-excel-shortcuts-to-speed-up-your-daily-tasks?embedable=true https://hackernoon.com/essential-excel-shortcuts-to-speed-up-your-daily-tasks?embedable=true That’s it. This tutorial was originally published on Excel File Options Shortcuts List & It’s Explanations! Excel File Options Shortcuts List & It’s Explanations