The keyboard shortcut Ctrl + G is the designated command in Microsoft Excel to open the "Go To" dialog box. This feature allows users to quickly navigate to a specific cell, a named range, or special cells (like those containing formulas, comments, or blanks) within a worksheet. The F5 function key serves as an alternative shortcut for the same command.

A. Ctrl + F: This shortcut opens the "Find and Replace" dialog box with the "Find" tab active, used for searching for specific content.
B. Ctrl + H: This shortcut opens the "Find and Replace" dialog box with the "Replace" tab active, used for finding and replacing content.
D. Ctrl + K: This shortcut opens the "Insert Hyperlink" dialog box, which is used to create a link to a web page, a file, or another location.

1. Microsoft Corporation. (n.d.). Keyboard shortcuts in Excel. Microsoft Support. Retrieved from https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/keyboard-shortcuts-in-excel-1798d9d5-842a-42b8-9c99-9b7213f0040f.

Reference Details: Under the section "Ctrl combination shortcut keys

" the documentation explicitly lists:

Ctrl+G: Displays the Go To dialog box.

Ctrl+F: Displays the Find and Replace dialog box

with the Find tab selected.

Ctrl+H: Displays the Find and Replace dialog box

with the Replace tab selected.

Ctrl+K: Displays the Insert Hyperlink dialog box.

2. University of Wisconsin-Madison

Division of Information Technology (DoIT). (2020

June 16). Excel (Win) - Keyboard Shortcuts. UW-Madison KnowledgeBase. KB Article 7130.

Reference Details: In the "Navigation" section of the shortcuts table

the article confirms that Ctrl + G is the shortcut for the "Go To" command.