Every command is in the command palette : press Ctrl-K (⌘-K on a Mac), type a few
letters of what you want, press Enter. The palette shows each command’s shortcut, so it is
also the way to learn them. F1 shows this list inside the app.
On macOS read ⌘ for Ctrl and ⌥ (Option) for Alt.
Command Shortcut
New project Ctrl-Alt-N New table Ctrl-Alt-T Open Ctrl-O Save Ctrl-S Save as Ctrl-Shift-S Import file (CSV, TSV, XLSX, XLS, ODS, PZFX) Ctrl-I Paste as new table Ctrl-Shift-V Export table (CSV, TSV, XLSX) Ctrl-Shift-E
Command Shortcut
Undo Ctrl-Z Redo Ctrl-Shift-Z or Ctrl-Y Cut, copy, paste Ctrl-X, Ctrl-C, Ctrl-V Edit cell F2 or Enter Fill down Ctrl-D Exclude or include the selected values Ctrl-E Clear Delete or Backspace Select all Ctrl-A Recompute everything F9
Command Shortcut
Rows above Ctrl-Alt-I Delete rows Ctrl-Alt-minus Add a data set Ctrl-Alt-D
Command Shortcut
Analyze Ctrl-Shift-A New graph Ctrl-Shift-G Export graph Ctrl-Alt-E
Command Shortcut
Command palette Ctrl-K Toggle dark theme Ctrl-Shift-L Show or hide the project rail Ctrl-B Show or hide the inspector Ctrl-\ Focus the grid Ctrl-Alt-G Close tab Ctrl-Alt-W Keyboard shortcuts F1
Key Moves
Arrow keys One cell Shift-arrow Extends the selection Tab, Shift-Tab Right, left; wraps to the next or previous row Enter, Shift-Enter Down, up (after typing, commits and moves) Home, End Start, end of the row Ctrl-Home, Ctrl-End First cell, last cell of the table Page Up, Page Down One screen Escape Cancels an edit
While typing in a cell, the arrow keys commit the value and move, as in a spreadsheet.
In the formula bar, Enter commits and Escape cancels.