If you put the cursor onto a cell with content and press the space bar, it will get rid of the content, of the current cell, but replace it with a space, which means the cell is not completely empty. If you want to get rid of what is in the cell, you are better to press the Delete key.
When you press the spacebar, whatever is in the cell will be replaced with a space. You won't see anything in the cell, but because there is a space in it, then technically it is not clear. So you are better to use the Delete key.
Pressing the spacebar on a cell with some content will remove that content. However it will replace it with a space, so technically the cell is not actually clear as it contains a space character. So pressing the Delete key is the better way to clear a cell.
By itself, it just adds in a space, like it does in all applications. If you do Ctrl-Spacebar you can select a column. If you do Shift-Spacebar you can select a row. If you do both of those one after the other, in either order, it will select the entire worksheet.
Most of the time it will, but certain formatting conditions will leave a blank space in the cell. It is better to use delete to clear a cell.
Click on the cell and press delete.
The easiest and quickest way to clear an individual cell is to highlight the cell and press delete. To clear a range or an entire worksheet, highlight the cells you want to clear (there is no select all, as you would find in MS Word), and click on Clear | Clear All.In Excel 2007, you will find Clear on the ribbon tab Home (right side, in the editing section).In Excel 2003, you will find the Clear option under Edit | Clear | All.
You can use the Clear option in the Sparkline tools. You can also just press the Delete key on the cell.
This question is not clear. There is no Excel process for "finalizing" a cell. When you are done making changes to a cell, just click to another cell.
When you press the back space key while you have the cursor on a cell, you will delete the entire cell. If you want to delete only one character, select the cell, put your cursor in the formula bar at the top of the screen, then press the backspace key (that way you will edit only one character at a time instead of the entire cell).
Spacebar
Press Ctrl - Home.
Same as deleting its content.
Never.
Click on cell F3 or press the up arrow.
The thing you have typed will be entered into a cell. It may format it if the cell has pre-defined formatting. The cursor will move to the next cell below the cell you are entering something into.
Just go to the cell containing the cell and press F2 key (function2 key)