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Is there a Word strikethrough shortcut? Select the text you want to strike through. Press Ctrl+D. A font dialog box will appear. Press Alt+K. The strikethrough feature should now be selected. Press OK. The text will now have a line through it.

Ctrl + 5 The easiest way to apply strikethrough formatting to a cell is to use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + 5. Simply select the cell or cells you want to format and press Ctrl + 5. This will apply strikethrough formatting to the text in the cell.

Click on the "Strikethrough" button in the Font section of the Formatting toolbar. This will add a line through the selected text. You can also use the strikethrough shortcut by pressing "Command+Shift+X" on your keyboard. This will add a line through the selected text without having to open the Formatting toolbar.

The standard way to use the strikethrough feature is to select the text you want to strikethrough and then select the strikethrough feature on the home tab. However, Word also has shortcuts that you can use to achieve the same thing. Press CTRL + D.

On a Mac, you can take the following steps to strike through text: Select the text you want to strike through. Press Command+Shift+X. Your text will now have a line through it.

Click on the "Strikethrough" button in the Font section of the Formatting toolbar. This will add a line through the selected text. You can also use the strikethrough shortcut by pressing "Command+Shift+X" on your keyboard. This will add a line through the selected text without having to open the Formatting toolbar.