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Hold Ctrl Key in Formula ( no typing of comma)

Hold Ctrl Key in Formula (no typing of comma)

There is no need for us to select one cell then type comma (,) and again another cell and typing comma (,) and repeat it.

It is easy to select required cell in formula by using keyboard Ctrl key, so that we can save a time.


Example:

=Sum(J3,J7,J11)
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