To do Alt + E M on Mac in Excel, install Accelerator Keys, then press Option, then E, then M. It runs the Excel 2003 command Edit > Move or Copy Sheet. The modern ribbon shortcut is Alt + H + O + M.
If you are looking for the Alt + E M shortcut on Mac Excel, you may know it from Excel 2003, where Alt + E opened the Edit menu. Windows Excel still accepts these menu keys. With Accelerator Keys, they work on your Mac too.
Alt + E + M is the legacy shortcut for Edit > Move or Copy Sheet. It opens the Move or Copy dialog. You choose the workbook and the position of the sheet. Select Create a copy to copy the sheet and keep the original.
| Shortcut | Era | Menu Path |
|---|---|---|
| Alt + E + M | Legacy (Excel 2003) | Edit > Move or Copy Sheet |
| Alt + H + O + M | Modern (Ribbon) | Home > Format > Move or Copy Sheet |
Both shortcuts work with Accelerator Keys.
On your Mac, Accelerator Keys runs Edit > Sheet > Move or Copy Sheet in the Excel menu bar. It works on any ribbon tab and at any window width.
No. Excel for Mac’s own KeyTips do not support the legacy Alt + E, Alt + I, Alt + O, and Alt + D menu keys. Accelerator Keys adds them. Press Option, then E, then M.
The modern ribbon shortcut is Alt + H + O + M (Home > Format > Move or Copy Sheet). Both work on Mac with Accelerator Keys.