Correct option is D
· Alt + Enter: When working within a cell in Excel, pressing Alt + Enter allows you to insert a line break, creating a new line of text within the same cell. This is particularly useful when you want to format text or numbers within a cell to be more readable.
· Tab + Enter: The Tab key is used to move to the next cell to the right, while Enter moves to the cell below. Together, they do not perform the function of entering a new line within the same cell.
· Ctrl + Enter: This shortcut is used to fill the selected cell range with the same data or formula you just entered in the active cell. It does not insert a new line within a cell.
· Shift + Enter: Shift + Enter is used to move the cursor up one cell in the current selection. It is a navigation shortcut and does not affect line breaks within a cell.