What is the meaning of Ctrl+X in english?

Alternatively referred to as Control+X and C-x, ^x, Ctrl+X is a keyboard shortcut most often USED to cut a selected section of text, image, or other object.

If you mistakenly cut something, you can press Ctrl+Z to undo your last action and restore the object.

On Apple computers, the keyboard shortcut to cut is Command+X.

To use this keyboard shortcut, press and hold either Ctrl KEY, and while continuing to hold, press X.

In all major Internet browsers (e.g., Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera), PRESSING Ctrl+X cuts editable text. For example, while in a text box, you COULD cut text and move it to another field using the paste function.

Ctrl+X only works if the text is editable. If you tried to cut any of the text on this page (that is not editable), the keyboard shortcut does not work. However, you can copy text from a web page using the Ctrl+C shortcut.

• Firefox shortcuts
• Google Chrome shortcuts
• Internet Explorer shortcuts

In Microsoft Excel and other spreadsheet programs, pressing Ctrl+X cuts any cell, text, or other object that is selected in the spreadsheet.

If you're editing the contents of a cell and press Ctrl+X, nothing will happen.

• Full list of Excel shortcuts.
• Google Sheets shortcuts.

In Microsoft PowerPoint, Ctrl+X cuts any text, picture, or other object that is selected.

• Full list of PowerPoint shortcuts.

In many command line commands, such as edit, elm, and pico, Ctrl+X is used to exit the program or file.

In Microsoft Word and other word processors, pressing Ctrl+X cuts any text, picture, or other object that is selected.

• Full list of Microsoft Word shortcuts.

Below are links to related keyboard shortcuts and individual key pages.

• Alt+X
• Ctrl