Keyboard Shortcuts in TrueData Sheets

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Keyboard Shortcuts

Working Like Excel

TrueData Sheets supports the full set of standard Excel-style keyboard shortcuts — navigation, selection, editing, formatting, and live formula referencing — so anyone coming from Excel or Google Sheets can work without touching the mouse.

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Navigation

Arrow keys, Tab, Home/End and Ctrl-jumps move the active cell instantly across the grid.

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Selection

Shift and Ctrl+Shift combinations extend selection by cell, row, column, or to the sheet edge.

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Editing

F2, Enter, and Escape drive in-cell editing; Delete/Backspace clear values in a batch.

open_with Cell Navigation & Cursor Movement

`← ↑ → ↓`	Move selection by 1 cell in that direction
`Tab`or`Shift`+`Tab`	Move 1 cell right / left (wraps within a selected range)
`Enter`or`Shift`+`Enter`	Commit edit and move down / up one cell
`Home`or`End`	Jump to Column A / last populated column on the current row
`Ctrl`+`← ↑ → ↓`	Jump to the sheet edge in that direction (Col A, last column, Row 1, last row)
`Ctrl`+`Home` or `Ctrl`+`End`	Jump directly to A1 / the bottom-right active cell
`Page Up`or`Page Down`	Scroll the viewport up / down by one page height

select_all Range & Sheet Selection

`Shift`+`← ↑ → ↓`	Extend the active selection by 1 cell
`Ctrl`+`Shift`+`← ↑ → ↓`	Extend selection to the sheet edge in that direction
`Shift`+`Home` or `Shift`+`End`	Extend selection to column A / to the sheet's right edge
`Shift`+`Page Up` or `Shift`+`Page Down`	Extend selection up / down by one viewport page
`Ctrl`+`Space` or `Shift`+`Space`	Select the entire column / row of the focused cell
`Ctrl`+`A`	Select all cells in the sheet

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`F2`	Enter in-cell edit mode, cursor placed at the end of the value
Any printable key	Starts editing the cell and inputs the typed character
`Ctrl`+`Enter`	Commit the edit without changing the selection
`Esc`	Discard cell changes and exit edit mode
`Delete`or`Backspace`	Clear the values of selected cell(s)

functions Formula referencing: while typing a formula that starts with =, arrow keys insert a cell reference (e.g. B2) instead of moving the selection, and Shift+Arrow extends it into a range (e.g. B2:C10). Typing an operator like + or , commits the reference and continues the formula.

content_copy Clipboard & Formatting

`Ctrl`+`C` `Ctrl`+`X` `Ctrl`+`V`	Copy / Cut / Paste — values, formulas, formats, and HTML tables
`Ctrl`+`B` `Ctrl`+`I` `Ctrl`+`U`	Toggle Bold / Italic / Underline
`Alt`+`Shift`+`5` (Win)or `Ctrl`+`Shift`+`X` (Mac)	Toggle Strikethrough
`Ctrl`+`Shift`+`L` `Ctrl`+`Shift`+`E` `Ctrl`+`Shift`+`R`	Horizontal Align Left / Center / Right
`Ctrl`+`K`	Insert / Edit Hyperlink
`Ctrl`+`F`	Open Find & Replace

description Sheet & File Operations

`Shift + F11`	Add a new worksheet tab
`Alt`+`↑ ↓`	Switch to the previous / next worksheet tab
`Alt + N`	New File
`Ctrl + SCtrl + Shift + S`	Save File / Save As
`Ctrl + Esc`	Close the active File / Sheet