Select all occurrences of current selection Indent line / Extend line into the margin Shift + Alt + Up arrow key / Down arrow key
Shift multiple keys keyboard layout editor plus#
Moves focus to the first row displayed in the current columnĬtrl + Plus or Ctrl + (mouse scroll wheel forward)Ĭtrl + Minus or Ctrl + (mouse scroll wheel backward)
Moves the focus to the last row displayed in the current column Moves the focus to the last element in the table (bottom right corner) Moves the focus to the first element in the table (top left corner) Moves the focus to the first element in the current column Moves the focus to the last element in the current column Moves the focus to the first cell in the current row Moves the focus to the last cell in the current row Move focus left / right one cell (across all cells in all areas) Move focus up / down one cell (across all cells in all areas) * Must be in editing mode Table navigation To do this action Move a visual on the canvas (bigger moves)* Move a visual on the canvas (small moves)* The Windows context key is between the Left Alt key and the Left Arrow Key Windows keyboard: Windows context key + F10.Select or clear selection of a data point Keytips to navigate and select ribbon buttons Frequently used shortcuts To do this action In our continued effort to improve accessibility, the previous list of experiences also supports screen readers and high contrast settings. In addition to using these keyboard shortcuts in Power BI Desktop, these shortcuts work in the following experiences as well:
When using Power BI Desktop, you can press Shift + ? to show keyboard shortcuts, as shown in the following image. The tables in this article describe the shortcuts available in a Power BI report. Keyboard shortcuts are helpful for moving around in Power BI reports using a keyboard.
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