Oracle Analytics Desktop keyboard shortcuts

Oracle Analytics Desktop

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This shortcut list is sorted by user, meaning that original structure (headings) is disregarded. You can see the original page here: Oracle Analytics Desktop keyboard shortcuts.

0	Ctrl + Y	Reverse the last undo
0	Ctrl + C	Copy a visualization to paste it to another canvas in the workbook or to a canvas in another workbook
0	Ctrl + V	Paste the visualization into a canvas in the workbook or into a canvas in another workbook
0	Ctrl + D	Duplicate a visualization
0	Del	Delete a visualization
0	Ctrl + S	Save a workbook with the changes
0	Ctrl + Z	Undo the last change
-1	Ctrl +	(click the artifact) Open an artifact in a new browser tab
0	↑ Shift +	(click the artifact) Open an artifact in a new browser window
0	Ctrl + Z	(Windows) Undo the last change
0	Ctrl + Y	(Windows) Reverse the last undo
0	⌘ Cmd + Y	(Mac) Reverse the last undo
0	⌘ Cmd + Z	(Mac) Undo the last change
0	Ctrl + ⤶ Enter	Add the search string to the selection list
0	Ctrl + ↑ Shift + S	Save a newly created workbook with a specific name
0	↑ Shift + F10	Add data columns to a workbook
0	Ctrl + ↑ Shift + E	(Windows) Export content to PDF
0	⌘ Cmd + ↑ Shift + E	(Mac) Export content to PDF
0	Ctrl + ↑ Shift + X	(Windows) Export content to PPT
0	⌘ Cmd + ↑ Shift + X	(Mac) Export content to PPT
0	⌘ Cmd + ↑ Shift + P	(Mac) Print content
0	Ctrl + P	(Windows) Print content

Use these keyboard shortcuts for working with a workbook in the Visualize Canvas.
Use these keyboard shortcuts when you want to open, create, or edit artifacts such as datasets, workbooks, data flows, and sequences in a new tab or window
Use these keyboard shortcuts while working on a visualization in the Visualize canvas.
Use these keyboard shortcuts while working with a filter in the filter panel on the filter bar.
Source: Oracle Analytics Desktop guide (PDF)

Use these keyboard shortcuts to perform actions in the data flow editor.

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