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Numbers keyboard shortcuts

Sheets, cells, formulas, and tables in Apple's spreadsheet app on a Mac.

65 shortcuts Mac checked September 14, 2026

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This app has a Mac catalog in Shortivo. No other operating system is published for it yet.

Matching shortcuts
Action Keys Row actions
Open the template chooser Anywhere Mac CmdN Source
Open a spreadsheet Anywhere Mac CmdO Source
Save the spreadsheet Anywhere Mac CmdS Source
Save the spreadsheet under a new name Anywhere Mac OptionShiftCmdS Source
Duplicate the spreadsheet Anywhere Mac ShiftCmdS Source
Print the spreadsheet Anywhere Mac CmdP Source
Add a new sheet Anywhere Mac ShiftCmdN Source
Switch to the previous sheet Anywhere Mac ShiftCmd{ Source
Switch to the next sheet Anywhere Mac ShiftCmd} Source
Switch to the first sheet Anywhere Mac OptionShiftCmd{ Source
Switch to the last sheet Anywhere Mac OptionShiftCmd} Source
Preview the sheet for printing Anywhere Mac OptionCmdP Source
Close the window Anywhere Mac CmdW Source
Enter full screen view Anywhere Mac CmdCtrlF Source
Zoom in on the sheet Sheet Mac ShiftCmd> Source
Zoom out of the sheet Sheet Mac ShiftCmd< Source
Open the settings window Anywhere Mac Cmd, Source
Return to actual size Sheet Mac Cmd0 Source
Show or hide the toolbar Anywhere Mac OptionCmdT Source
Show or hide the sidebar Anywhere Mac OptionCmdI Source
Undo the last action Anywhere Mac CmdZ Source
Redo the last action Anywhere Mac ShiftCmdZ Source
Quit Numbers Anywhere Mac CmdQ Source
Bold the selected text Editing text Mac CmdB Source
Italicize the selected text Editing text Mac CmdI Source
Underline the selected text Editing text Mac CmdU Source
Cut the selection Anywhere Mac CmdX Source
Copy the selection Anywhere Mac CmdC Source
Paste the selection Anywhere Mac CmdV Source
Paste and match the destination style Editing text Mac OptionShiftCmdV Source

About Numbers and its shortcuts

Numbers is a spreadsheet that thinks in tables on a canvas rather than one endless grid, and its keyboard reflects that: commands act on a table, a row or a cell, and there are view commands for moving around a sheet that holds several tables at once.

Numbers is Mac only here. Anyone arriving from another spreadsheet should expect genuine differences rather than renamed equivalents, because the underlying model is not the same.

Where the Numbers keys came from

Read from 1 documentation page published by the makers of Numbers. Report a key that is wrong

To see how one action is done in other apps as well as Numbers, browse the shortcuts by task. Shortcuts by task