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DataSpell shortcuts

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DataSpell has a Notebook section next to Navigation and Editing. The Notebook section has Edit Mode and Command Mode. Its cell shortcuts are single letters: Insert Cell Above, Insert Cell Below, Change to Markdown and Change to Code.

Start with these

  • Run Cell
  • Run Cell and Select Below
  • Insert Cell Below
  • Command Mode
  • Edit Mode
  • Code Completion

Tips for DataSpell

  • A cell can be run in more than one way: Run Cell CtrlEnter, Run Cell and Select Below ShiftEnter and Run Cell and Insert Below AltShiftEnter.
  • Show Intention Actions AltEnter lists what the IDE can do at the cursor.
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Notebook9

ActionShortcut
Run Cell and Select Below
Run Cell
Run Cell and Insert Below
Insert Cell Above
Insert Cell Below
Change to Markdown
Change to Code
Command Mode
Edit Mode

Editing7

ActionShortcut
Code Completion
Show Intention Actions
Line Comment
Duplicate Line
Delete Line
Move Line Up
Move Line Down
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Frequently Asked Questions

How many keyboard shortcuts does DataSpell have on Windows?

DataSpell has 23 keyboard shortcuts on Windows, organized into 3 sections: Navigation, Notebook, Editing. This page lists all of them with searchable, organized shortcut tables.

Which DataSpell shortcuts should I learn first?

Start with Run Cell (Ctrl+Enter), Run Cell and Select Below (Shift+Enter), Insert Cell Below (B), Command Mode (Esc), Edit Mode (Enter), Code Completion (Ctrl+Space). The sections on this page list the rest.

Can I download DataSpell shortcuts as a PDF?

Yes. Click the download button at the top of this page to generate a printable PDF cheat sheet with all 23 DataSpell shortcuts. The PDF includes organized sections, keycap-style key labels, and space for your own notes.

Where is the official DataSpell keyboard shortcuts documentation?

The official DataSpell keyboard shortcuts documentation is available on their website. Every shortcut on this page is sourced from and verified against the official documentation to ensure accuracy.

Do these DataSpell shortcuts work on all Windows keyboards?

Yes. These shortcuts work on standard Windows keyboards. The modifier keys are Ctrl, Alt, Shift, and the Windows key (⊞). Some laptop keyboards may have compact layouts where certain keys require an Fn modifier to access.

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