What happens when you press Ctrl + X after selecting some cells in Excel?The cell content of selected cells disappear from cell and stored in clipboardThe cells selected are marked for cuttingThe selected cells are deleted and the cells are shifted leftThe selected cells are deleted and cells are shifted up

When you press Ctrl + X after selecting some cells in Excel, the following happens:

1. The content of the selected cells is removed from the cells and stored in the clipboard. This means that the data is not permanently deleted, but is saved in a temporary storage area (the clipboard) for potential future use.

2. The selected cells are marked for cutting. This means that Excel recognizes that these cells have been selected for a cut operation, which involves removing the data from its current location and placing it in a new location.

3. The selected cells are deleted and the cells are shifted left. This means that once the cells are cut, the remaining cells to the right of the cut cells move to the left to fill in the empty space.

4. The selected cells are deleted and cells are shifted up. This means that once the cells are cut, the remaining cells below the cut cells move up to fill in the empty space.

So, in summary, pressing Ctrl + X in Excel cuts the selected cells, stores the data in the clipboard, and shifts the remaining cells to fill in the empty space.

When you press Ctrl + X after selecting some cells in Excel, the following happens:

1. The content of the selected cells is cut, meaning it disappears from the cells.
2. The cut content is stored in the clipboard, allowing you to paste it elsewhere.
3. The cells that were selected are marked for cutting. This means that Excel knows you want to move these cells, and is waiting for you to tell it where to move them to.
4. The selected cells are deleted, and depending on your settings, the remaining cells will shift to fill in the space. If you have Excel set to shift cells left when cells are deleted, the cells to the right of the deleted cells will shift left. If you have Excel set to shift cells up when cells are deleted, the cells below the deleted cells will shift up.