If I want to cancel mu latest command I simply press cmd + z. Now I want to do the "opposite": To repeat the previous command, e.g. entering a new line in Numbers, using a shortcut e.g. not using the menu bar.
Huck
iMac 21.5″, macOS 10.14
I know of no "repeat last command" keyboard shortcut.
If you are trying to avoid going into the menu system (because it can be tedious), you can assign keyboard shortcuts to any items in the menu that don't already have them. You can also change the ones that are assigned by default by Numbers. You do this in System Preferences, not within Numbers.
Before doing that, though, there are a lot of keyboard shortcuts available that are not shown in the menu system. Inserting a new row below the currently selected cell/row is Option Down Arrow. Look in the Help menu under Keyboard Shortcuts for a long list of shortcuts.
I know of no "repeat last command" keyboard shortcut.
If you are trying to avoid going into the menu system (because it can be tedious), you can assign keyboard shortcuts to any items in the menu that don't already have them. You can also change the ones that are assigned by default by Numbers. You do this in System Preferences, not within Numbers.
Before doing that, though, there are a lot of keyboard shortcuts available that are not shown in the menu system. Inserting a new row below the currently selected cell/row is Option Down Arrow. Look in the Help menu under Keyboard Shortcuts for a long list of shortcuts.
You can try shift-command-z to redo.
SG
I´m embarrassed but I´ve just found the symbol below (ring with blue equel sign) in my spread sheet ...
It appears when one cell is marked. Just click it and you´ve got a new line below. Option + arrow down works as well.
Thank´s everyone!
Huck
Repeat previous command
