Keyboard Shortcuts

TinyTables supports keyboard shortcuts for fast navigation and editing. Learn these shortcuts to work significantly faster than using the mouse.

Shortcut	Action
`Arrow keys`	Move between cells
`Tab`	Move to the next cell (right), then wrap to next row
`Shift + Tab`	Move to the previous cell (left)
`Home`	Jump to the first cell in the row
`End`	Jump to the last cell in the row
`Cmd/Ctrl + Home`	Jump to the first cell in the table (A1)
`Cmd/Ctrl + End`	Jump to the last cell with data
`Page Up`	Scroll up one page
`Page Down`	Scroll down one page

Editing

Shortcut	Action
`Enter` or `F2`	Start editing the selected cell
`Escape`	Cancel editing / close row detail
`Delete` or `Backspace`	Clear the selected cell's value
`Space`	Toggle checkbox cells / open row detail
`Cmd/Ctrl + Z`	Undo last action
`Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + Z`	Redo
`Cmd/Ctrl + D`	Fill down: copy the cell above into the selected cell

Selection

Shortcut	Action
`Shift + Arrow keys`	Extend selection in any direction
`Shift + Click`	Select a range of cells
`Cmd/Ctrl + Click`	Add individual cells to selection
`Cmd/Ctrl + A`	Select all cells
`Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + L`	Select entire column

Row operations

Shortcut	Action
`Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + Enter`	Insert new row above
`Cmd/Ctrl + Enter`	Insert new row below
`Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + Delete`	Delete selected row(s)
`Cmd/Ctrl + C`	Copy selected cells
`Cmd/Ctrl + V`	Paste into selected cells
`Cmd/Ctrl + X`	Cut selected cells

View shortcuts

Shortcut	Action
`Cmd/Ctrl + F`	Open search
`Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + F`	Open filter panel
`Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + S`	Open sort panel
`Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + G`	Open group panel
`Cmd/Ctrl + H`	Hide selected column

Quick reference

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Navigate: Arrow keys, Tab, Home/End Edit: Enter to start, Escape to cancel, Delete to clear Select: Shift+arrows for range, Cmd+Click for multi-select Rows: Cmd+Enter for new row, Cmd+Shift+Delete to remove Undo: Cmd+Z (undo), Cmd+Shift+Z (redo)

Tip

The fastest editing workflow: use arrow keys to navigate to a cell, press Enter to start editing, type your value, press Tab to save and move to the next cell. Repeat.

Note

On macOS, use Cmd. On Windows/Linux, use Ctrl. All shortcuts work the same way across platforms.