Jump to: Navigate Google Docs, Select Text, Format Text, Manage Google Docs, Edit Documents, Jump to Sections within Documents, Comment View, Discussion View, Comment Box Shortcuts
Arrow Left/Arrow Right | Jump one character to the left / to the right |
Command+Arrow Left/Command+Arrow Right | Jump one word to the left / to the right |
End/Home | Jump to the end of a line / beginning of a line |
Arrow Down/Arrow Up | Jump one line down / one line down |
Command+Arrow Down/Command+Arrow Up | Jump one paragraph down / one paragraph up |
Page Down/Page Up | Jump one screen down/ one screen up |
Command+End/Command+Home | Jump to end / to beginning of document |
Shift+Arrow Right/Shift+Arrow Left | Extend selection one character to the right / to the left |
Command+Shift+Arrow Right/Command+Shift+Arrow Left | Extend selection one word to the right / to the left |
Shift+End/Shift+Home | Extend selection to the end / to beginning of a line |
Shift+Arrow Down/Shift+Arrow Up | Extend selection one line down / one line up |
Shift+Page Down/Shift+Page Up | Extend selection one screen down / one screen up |
Command+Shift+End/Command+Shift+Home | Extend selection to end / to beginning of document |
Command+A | Extend selection to entire document / select all |
Command+B | Bold |
Command+I | Italicize |
Command+U | Underline |
Command+. | Superscript |
Command+, | Subscript |
Command+Option+C | Copy formatting |
Command+Option+V | Paste formatting |
Command+\ | Clear formatting (or Command+Space) |
Command+Option+0 (zero) | Normal paragraph style |
Command+Option+1 … 6 | Header style 1 ... Header style 6 |
Command+Shift+L | Left alignment |
Command+Shift+E | Center alignment |
Command+Shift+R | Right alignment |
Command+Shift+J | Full justify |
Command+Shift+7 | Numbered list |
Command+Shift+8 | Bulleted list |
Option+Shift+F | Move focus to menu bar |
Command+P | |
Command+S | Save |
Command+Shift+F | Compact controls |
Shift+right-click | Show your browser's right-click options |
Shift+Esc | Chat |
Command+X, Command+C, Command+V | Cut, Copy, Paste |
Command+Z | Undo |
Command+Y | Redo |
Tab | Increase paragraph indentation |
Shift+Tab | Decrease paragraph indentation |
Command+K | Insert link |
Command+Shift+Y | Get definitions |
Command+Option+F | Insert footnote |
Command+F | Find |
Command+Shift+C | Word count |
Command+Option+o then h* | Move to header. Press Escape to leave header |
Command+Option+o, then f* | Move to footer. Press Escape to leave footer |
Command+Option+n then h* | Move to next heading |
Command+Option+n then 1…6* | Move to next heading 1-6 |
Command+Option+p then h* | Move to previous heading |
Command+Option+p then 1…6* | Move to previous heading 1-6 |
Command+Option+f then E | Move to current footnote |
Command+; | Move to next misspelling |
*Keep Command+ALT pressed after first letter
Command+Option+P | Open discussion view |
Command+Option+M | Insert comment |
J | Select next comment |
K | Select previous comment |
E | Resolve comment |
Esc | Move focus outside of input box |
K | Select previous |
Shift+Enter or Command+Enter | Submit comment |
J | Select next |
K | Select previous |
u or Escape | Close discussion view |
E | Resolve |
Shift+Enter or Command+Enter | Submit comment |
_text_ | Add '_' before and after phrase to make text in comment italic |
*text* | Add '*' before and after phrase to make text in comment bold |
-text- | Add '-' before and after phrase to make text in comment strike-through |
Created by admin on 12/21/2011. Last updated by admin on 6/9/2017
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4 Comments for 'Google Docs ' [post comment in main thread]
Comment #4 by Philip Morgan Nov 16, 2018 at 06:14 pm Reply
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Comment #3 by bokudara5777 Jun 9, 2017 at 02:21 am Reply
While within a comment box on Google Docs (windows, mac, etc.) you may use "-" before and after a phrase for a strikethrough effect "*" before and after a phrase for a bolded effect and "_" before and after a phrase for an italicized effect. However, I haven't been able to find a way to make text in the comment boxes with a super or subscript effect.
Reply #1 admin Jun 9, 2017 at 12:43 pm
nice find. added to the list. thanks!
Comment #2 by tronghv77 Jan 1, 2013 at 09:27 am Reply
Copy formatting: Ctrl+Option+C (not Ctrl+Alt+C)
Paste formatting: Ctrl+Option+V (not Ctrl+Alt+V)
Comment #1 by Greg Dodson May 9, 2012 at 09:43 am Reply
how do you jump to the end of a range in
Google spreadsheets