Alt X O N L on Mac: Shift Decimal Left in Excel
To run Shift Decimal Left with Alt X O N L in Excel on a Mac, install LightningXL, tap Option, then type X, O, N, L. The same keys as Windows, with the same result.
Step by step
Install LightningXL
Download LightningXL, then follow the instructions. Setup takes about two minutes.
Select what to act on
Click a cell, or select the range the command should apply to.
Tap Option, then type X O N L
Tap ⌥ on its own to show the key tips, then X for LightningXL, O for Format, N for Number, L for Shift Decimal Left.
What Alt X O N L does
Shift Decimal Left sits under LightningXL › Format › Number on the Excel ribbon. On Windows, Alt X O N L runs it from the keyboard. Excel for Mac has the same ribbon but no Alt key, so without LightningXL you click through LightningXL › Format › Number › Shift Decimal Left instead.
Related shortcuts
The rest of the Number menu in Excel:
- ⌥XONP Percent Cycle
- ⌥XONM Multiple Cycle
- ⌥XOND Date Cycle
- ⌥XONB Binary Cycle
- ⌥XONR Ratio Cycle
- ⌥XONI Increase Decimals
- ⌥XONE Decrease Decimals
- ⌥XONT Shift Decimal Right
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