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In Numbers (I'm currently running v3.6.2) after I have selected a cell/row/whatever, I want, without irritating my carpal tunnels, to format that text strikethrough.

In Excel, I just had to add the little strikethrough button to the top bar and whoosh it's that much easier to strike items from my ToDo lists.

In Numbers at the moment the only way I know to strike text is expand the right side format pane, click Text, find and click the advanced gear dropdown thing, and click the little radio button next to Strikethrough.

It's too much to bear! Just get me a single-click or two-key-combo solution!

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  • You can also go to Format > Font > Strikethrough
    – Edric
    Commented Dec 8, 2016 at 15:23
  • Unfortunately, there is no shortcut for strikethrough as far as I know. But you can try setting up a shortcut for "Strikethrough" in System Preferences.
    – Edric
    Commented Dec 8, 2016 at 15:24

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On OS X you can assign your own keyboard shortcuts very easily.

Just go to System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts

Here you can add new shortcut for any application like this:

Keyboard preferences with custom shortcuts

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