Alt HFIS

Alt + H + F + I + S in Google Sheets (Fill Series)

Opens the Series dialog to fill a range with a stepped sequence of numbers or dates.

In Excel: Home tab, Fill & Clear. In ShortieCuts' key-tip menu: "Series".

What Alt + H + F + I + S Does in Excel

Opens the Series dialog to fill a range with a stepped sequence of numbers or dates.

How to Use Alt + H + F + I + S in Google Sheets

  1. Add the ShortieCuts extension to Chrome and open any Google Sheet.
  2. Select the cells you want to work on (if the command needs a selection).
  3. Press Alt (or Option on Mac). Excel-style key-tips appear over the sheet.
  4. Press H, F, I, then S. ShortieCuts runs Fill Series, just like Excel.

ShortieCuts shows an Excel-style Series dialog inside Google Sheets.

Without an extension: Google Sheets doesn't support Excel's Alt key-tips, so Alt + H + F + I + S won't run Fill Series on its own.

Related Shortcuts

KeysShortcut
Alt HFID Fill DownCopies the top cell of the selection down through the rest of the selection.
Alt HFIR Fill RightCopies the leftmost cell of the selection across the rest of the selection, the standard way to roll a formula across a timeline.
Alt HEA Clear AllClears everything from the selected cells: contents, formatting and comments.
Alt HEF Clear FormatsRemoves all formatting from the selected cells but keeps their values and formulas.
Alt HEC Clear ContentsClears the values and formulas from the selected cells but keeps their formatting.
Alt HEM Clear Comments and NotesRemoves the comments and notes attached to the selected cells.
Alt HER Remove HyperlinksRemoves hyperlinks from the selected cells while leaving the text in place.
Alt HVV Paste ValuesPastes only the values of the copied cells.

FAQ

Does Alt + H + F + I + S work in Google Sheets?

Not on its own. Google Sheets doesn't have Excel's ribbon key-tips, so typing Alt + H + F + I + S won't run Fill Series. With the ShortieCuts Chrome extension installed, Alt + H + F + I + S works in Google Sheets the same way it does in Excel.

What does Alt + H + F + I + S do in Excel?

Fill Series. Opens the Series dialog to fill a range with a stepped sequence of numbers or dates.

How do I use Alt + H + F + I + S on a Mac?

With ShortieCuts, press Option instead of Alt, then H, then F, then I, then S: Option + H + F + I + S. The same key-tips appear as on Windows.

Is ShortieCuts free?

ShortieCuts has a free 14-day trial with no credit card needed. After the trial, Pro is $7.99 a month or $69.99 a year.