The operations table works like a spreadsheet: cells can be copied, pasted, filled down a column, and rows and columns can be selected. The «?» button at the top opens the hotkeys list.
Selecting rows and columns
Each row has a checkbox on the left — several rows can be marked at once. Columns are also selectable (including several). Selection is needed for deletion and for group actions.
Copying and pasting
A cell's value is copied with Ctrl/Cmd + C and pasted with Ctrl/Cmd + V (copy and paste work per cell). This way data can be transferred, including pasting values from the clipboard.
Filling down a column
A selected cell has a fill handle — drag it down to stretch the value along the column over the needed number of rows. This is a quick way to set the same parameter on many operations.
Adding and deleting
A new row is added at the bottom of the table (or with the hotkey Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + +). Selected rows or columns are deleted with the Delete / Backspace key.
Moving between cells
Move with the arrow keys; Enter goes to the next cell (Tab — to the right). This is convenient for fast sequential input.
Hotkeys (the «?» button)
- Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + + — add a row;
- Delete / Backspace — delete the selected rows/columns;
- Ctrl/Cmd + C — copy (cell only);
- Ctrl/Cmd + V — paste (into a cell only);
- Enter — move to the next cell;
- Auto-fill — stretch the value along the column (drag the fill handle).
General about the mode and saving — in the article «Table input: mode and saving».