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table navigation

Status: New Submitted by on ‎05-31-2022 07:17 PM
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I would like to be able to navigate the table similar to excel - command down arrow (Mac) to get to bottom of table, command up to top, etc.  also being able to use the tab key to tab to various highlighted cells would be good (if you select in a graph finding a highlighted cell in a giant table can be difficult - perhaps there is a way I am not familiar with)

 

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jthi
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‎06-01-2022 01:23 AM
‎06-01-2022 01:23 AM

Navigating to selected rows (when selecting from graph rows are selected, not cells) can be done by pressing F6 or F7 (on windows).

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JMP Quick Reference Card this might have some additional shortcuts, but I don't know of similar behaviours with cmd+down/up/left/right (you can try ctrl+home/end to get top/end of datatable)