Alt + M + I in Google Sheets (Financial Functions)
Opens the list of financial functions, such as NPV, IRR, PMT and XIRR.
Add to Chrome (14 Days Free)In Excel: Formulas tab, Formulas. In ShortieCuts' key-tip menu: "Financial Function".
What Alt + M + I Does in Excel
Opens the list of financial functions, such as NPV, IRR, PMT and XIRR.
How to Use Alt + M + I in Google Sheets
- Add the ShortieCuts extension to Chrome and open any Google Sheet.
- Select the cells you want to work on (if the command needs a selection).
- Press Alt (or Option on Mac). Excel-style key-tips appear over the sheet.
- Press M, then I. ShortieCuts runs Financial Functions, just like Excel.
Without an extension: Google Sheets doesn't support Excel's Alt key-tips, so Alt + M + I won't run Financial Functions on its own.
Related Shortcuts
| Keys | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Alt MH | Show FormulasSwitches the sheet between showing formula results and showing the formulas themselves. |
| Alt MF | Insert FunctionOpens the function picker so you can find and insert a function. |
| Alt MN | Name ManagerOpens the list of named ranges in the workbook. |
| Alt MMD | Define NameLets you give the selected range a name you can use in formulas. |
| Alt ML | Logical FunctionsOpens the list of logical functions, such as IF, AND, OR and IFERROR. |
| Alt MT | Text FunctionsOpens the list of text functions, such as LEFT, MID, TRIM and TEXT. |
| Alt ME | Date & Time FunctionsOpens the list of date and time functions, such as EOMONTH, EDATE and NETWORKDAYS. |
| Alt MO | Lookup & Reference FunctionsOpens the list of lookup functions, such as VLOOKUP, INDEX, MATCH and XLOOKUP. |
FAQ
Does Alt + M + I work in Google Sheets?
Not on its own. Google Sheets doesn't have Excel's ribbon key-tips, so typing Alt + M + I won't run Financial Functions. With the ShortieCuts Chrome extension installed, Alt + M + I works in Google Sheets the same way it does in Excel.
What does Alt + M + I do in Excel?
Financial Functions. Opens the list of financial functions, such as NPV, IRR, PMT and XIRR.
How do I use Alt + M + I on a Mac?
With ShortieCuts, press Option instead of Alt, then M, then I: Option + M + I. 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.