Keyboard shortcuts

Navigation shortcuts

Jump to locations

• Cmd/Ctrl + ↑ — Jump to the top of the table
• Cmd/Ctrl + ↓ — Jump to the bottom of the table
• Cmd/Ctrl + → — Jump to the end (rightmost column) of the table
• Cmd/Ctrl + ← — Jump to the start (leftmost column) of the table
• Arrow keys — Navigate between cells (viewport scrolls automatically)

Search and access

• Cmd/Ctrl + F — Open table search
• Cmd/Ctrl + K (or Cmd/Ctrl + P) — Open search to jump between tables in your workbook
• Cmd/Ctrl + E — Open the enrichment panel
• Cmd/Ctrl + G — Jump to a specific row number

Quick actions

• Spacebar — Preview the selected row in detail view
• Esc — Close cell details panel or single-page record view
• Double-click on an enrichment or formula column header — Edit column configuration
• Single delayed click on a column name — Rename the column

Selection shortcuts

Basic selection

• Cmd/Ctrl + A — Select all cells in the table
• Cmd/Ctrl + click — Select multiple non-adjacent columns or cells
• Shift + click — Select all cells in a range
• Shift + ↑/↓ — Extend selection up or down by row
• Shift + →/← — Extend selection left or right by column
• Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + ↑ — Extend selection to the top of the table
• Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + ↓ — Extend selection to the bottom of the table
• Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + → — Extend selection to the rightmost column
• Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + ← — Extend selection to the leftmost column

Drag selection

• Click and drag — Select a range of cells
• Drag to table edge while selecting — Viewport automatically scrolls to continue selection

Copy, cut, and paste

Standard operations

• Cmd/Ctrl + C — Copy selected cells
• Cmd/Ctrl + X — Cut selected cells
• Cmd/Ctrl + V — Paste clipboard content

Advanced copy-paste features

Bulk copy-paste

Copy large amounts of data across many rows. Clay asynchronously fetches stored cell data, so you're no longer limited to only what's visible in the current viewport.

List parsing

When you paste comma-separated lists, Clay automatically detects and parses them as distinct rows or cell objects.

Single cell range fill

Copy a single cell, select multiple destination cells, then paste. The copied value fills all selected cells.

Pattern detection and extension

Use the drag-fill handle (small square in the bottom-right corner of a selected cell) to extend patterns automatically. Clay detects and continues these pattern types:

• Basic number sequences (e.g., 1, 2, 3)
• Geometric sequences (e.g., 2, 4, 8, 16)
• Fibonacci sequences (e.g., 1, 1, 2, 3, 5)
• Date sequences
• Alphanumeric sequences (e.g., A1, A2, A3)
• Symbol patterns
• Text patterns

Undo and redo

• Cmd/Ctrl + Z — Undo the last action
• Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + Z — Redo the last undone action

What you can undo or redo

• Single or multiple cell edits
• Cut, copy, and paste operations
• Table and column width, order, and color changes
• Column setting edits (restores draft settings)
• Row deletions

What you cannot undo or redo

• Enrichment cell runs (because they consume credits)
• Column deletions

FAQs

Can I undo an enrichment after it runs?

No, you cannot undo enrichments because they consume credits. However, you can undo changes to enrichment column settings before running them.