Learn the most important keyboard shortcuts for Google Docs that can save you time and keep you in your creative groove.
There aren't many places where keyboard shortcuts are as useful as they are in Google Docs . When you're head-down in a document, these quick key presses can save you a serious amount of time, added up over the course of a day—and it means your brain stays in its creative groove . These are the most important Google Docs keyboard shortcuts you need to know about, with variations for Windows and macOS.
Commenting on Documents There are a few keyboard shortcuts you can use when a comment is selected: R to reply to it, J and K to move up and down through comments, E to resolve a comment, and U to exit a comment. Find a Tool Google Docs has a handy tool finder that you can use to search through all of the options on the menus and in the toolbars: Hold Alt or Option then tap / to show it.
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