Keyboard shortcuts are one of the primary productivity tools on your Mac. You can discover shortcuts by looking in the Menu Bar and in System Preferences. You can also create your own.
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Gene
3 weeks ago
Thanks Gary. I have a large spreadsheet (over 1000 rows). I would like to be able to scroll quickly to the top of the table and to the bottom of the table and have tried Fn+Up Arrow. But it doesn’t do what I think it should do. Could I have something miss-configured?
Thanks Gary. I have a large spreadsheet (over 1000 rows). I would like to be able to scroll quickly to the top of the table and to the bottom of the table and have tried Fn+Up Arrow. But it doesn’t do what I think it should do. Could I have something miss-configured?
Gene: fn+Up Arrow will scroll up one page. If you want to jump to the top and your keyboard doesn’t have a Home key, use fn+Left Arrow.