Shift-Enter has different uses in different applications. In Excel, when entering something into a cell, pressing Shift-Enter will put the value into the cell and move to the cell above the active cell. If a number of cells have been selected at the time, then it will go to the previous cell.
In Word it will start a new line, but keep the subsequent text as part of the same paragraph. This can be useful for things like addresses, where there are multiple lines, but you want to treat it as a single unit. Pressing Enter would make each line a separate paragraph. It is sometimes referred to as a soft return.
Shift + Enter
use Ctrl + Shift + C to open the cheat menu
Enter, period, Backspace, Spacebar, shift
TurboC does have a built-n help: enter puts and press Shift+F1
To insert a bracket in a cell, you just press the [ or ] key.If you are trying to enter braces { or } (usually Shift-[ and Shift-]) to indicate an array formula, you use a special procedure:Type your array formula in a cell.Press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER.If you edit the formula, you need to press Press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER again to let Excel know you want an array formula.
Shift + Enter moves the active cell up by 1 (up one row). This is the opposite of Enter (where the active cell moves down by 1 or one row)
you open the cheat box. ctrl+shift+c then enter your cheats in the top little window
Near Shift.
letters ,shift ,enter and numbers
under the enter key
Trys to delete your family
shift +enter