Alternatively called Cmd+E, Command+E is a keyboard shortcut that varies depending on the program. For example, in macOS, it can eject a volume or disk.

How to use the Command+E keyboard shortcut

To use this keyboard shortcut, press and hold either Command key, and while continuing to hold, press E.

  • How to use the Command+E keyboard shortcut.
  • Command+E in macOS.
  • Command+E in an Internet browser.
  • Command+E in Microsoft PowerPoint.
  • Command+E in Microsoft Word.
  • Command+E in Google Sheets.
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Command+E in macOS

In Apple’s operating system, macOS, the Command+E keyboard shortcut is used to eject a currently-selected volume or disk.

Command+E in an Internet browser

In Chrome, Edge, and Safari, Command+E selects Edit in the Apple menu bar.

  • Google Chrome shortcuts

Command+E in Microsoft PowerPoint

In Microsoft PowerPoint, the Command+E keyboard shortcut centers a paragraph in a slide.

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Command+E in Microsoft Word

In Microsoft Word, pressing Command+E centers a paragraph on a page.

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Command+E in Google Sheets

In Google Sheets, pressing Command+E collapses an expanded array formula.

  • Google Sheets shortcuts.

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