| Windows | Mac |
|---|---|
| Ctrl↑ | ⌘↑ |
If the active cell is empty, Excel will stop on the first non-empty cell above the active cell. If the active cell is non-empty, Excel will stop on the last non-empty cell above the active cell.
On a Mac, the control key (⌃) can be used instead of the command key (⌘).
The videos below demonstrate this shortcut.
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