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Tips & Tricks
It's the little things that save you the most time ⏱️
Overview 📃
Just like other programs (think Excel or Outlook) there is some built in functionality to help you orient tables and fill in data as efficiently as possible. Here's a little crash course to up your edison365 skills 💪
Keyboard Shortcuts ⌨️
Some people avoid their mouse like the plague... 🙅🐁 This is for all you keyboard warriors.
Keys | Action | Action Description |
Enter |
finishAndEditNextRow | Finish editing and start editing the same cell in next row |
ctrl +Enter |
finishEditing |
Finish editing |
Shift +Enter |
finishAndEditPrevRow | Finish editing and start editing the same cell in previous row |
Shift +alt +right arrow |
indent | indent the selected task(s) |
Shift +alt +left arrow |
outdent | outdent the selected task(s) |
Tab |
finishAndEditNextCell | Finish editing and start editing the next cell |
Note: Ctrl
is the equivalent to Command
and Alt
is the equivalent to Option
for Mac users 🍎
Table Settings Intro ⚙️
For everything you need to know about View Settings check out: Work With Schedule Table Settings. But here are a few highlights to get you started...
Icon | Name | Function |
Fullscreen | Block out distractions by maximizing the table to full screen; ideal for untangling a messy schedule | |
Fit to Width | When using the Gantt chart, hit this button to fit to width properly from Start to End Date |
Right Click 🖱️
The keyboard got a spotlight, but it's mouse users' turn. If you right click on a task or column header you will get a pop-up menu with relevant additional options. Click Edit to update task details and save, or Filter to reduce the amount of rows based on the column criteria.
Right Click on a Task | Edit | Filter |
Further Reading 📚
For all the toolbar settings in detail: Work with Schedule Table Settings
Ready to dive into making your first Schedule? Start simple.