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To select all objects on a worksheet in Excel, you can use the keyboard shortcut F5 to open the “Go To” dialog box, and then click the “Special” button or press Alt + S to open the “Go To Special” dialog box. In that dialog box, choose “Objects” and click “OK.” This will select all objects (such as shapes, charts, and images) on the current worksheet.
Alternatively, you can use Ctrl + A to select all cells in the worksheet and then press F5, followed by selecting “Special” and then “Objects” to achieve the same result.