Top Word shortcuts ranking

How many Word shortcuts do you remember and use on a regular basis? Fifty? Twenty? How about just 10 solid go-to shortcuts like these?

1. Get back to where you were: Shift+F5

2. Switch between text case: Shift+F3

3. Switch to small caps: Control+Shift+K

4. Delete entire words: Ctrl+Delete

5. Quickly add annotations (also called “comments”): Ctrl+Alt+M

6. Switch between open Word documents on a Mac: Command +`.

7. Add a footnote in Word documents: Alt+Ctrl+F

8. Use the built-in thesaurus: Shift+F7

9. Insert the date: Alt+Shift+D

10. Move entire paragraphs: Shift+Alt+Up or Down Arrow

Shift + F3 - Toggles through capitalization options.
Ctrl + Shift + N - Applies the Normal style.
Ctrl + Shift + C - Copies the formatting of selected text.
Alt + F9 - Toggles the display of field codes on and off.
F4 - Repeats your most recent action.
Ctrl + H - Opens the Find And Replace dialog box with the Replace tab selected.
Ctrl + drag text or an object - Creates a copy of the text or object.
Ctrl + Q - Removes paragraph formatting that isn’t part of the style assigned to a selected paragraph.
Ctrl + 0 (zero) - Applies or removes 12 points of space above the current paragraph.
Alt + drag the mouse vertically - Make a vertical text selection.