Start with Google Drive. Instead of using the “New” button to create a Google Sheets spreadsheet, hold down the Shift key and press S to magically launch a new Sheets in a new tab.
Google Drive: Shift S
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2 thoughts on “Google Drive: Shift S”
Hi Alice! Do you have a document that lists all of your great shortcuts such as “Shift S” to quickly create a new Sheet?
Yes go to Google Drive and hold down control key and press the question mark key.