| Manipulating Org Headers |
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| Ctrl + Enter |
Create a new Org header of the same level in a new line. |
| Alt + Enter |
Create a new Org header of the same level on the current line. |
| Alt + Left Arrow |
Move the current Org header one level down. |
| Alt + Right Arrow |
Move the current Org header one level up. |
| Alt + Up Arrow |
Swap the current Org header along with its daughters one spot up in the document. |
| Alt + Down Arrow |
Swap the current Org header along with its daughters one spot down in the document. |
| Alt + Shift + Left Arrow |
Move the current Org header along with its daughters one level down. |
| Alt + Shift + Right Arrow |
Move the current Org header along with its daughters one level up. |
| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + W |
Move the current Org subheader along with its daughters to a different parent header. |
| Ctrl + C, then Caret (^) |
Sort all the Org subheaders under the same parent header. |
| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + X, then Alt + W |
Copy the entire Org header to the Emacs clipboard. |
| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + X, then Ctrl + W |
Cut the entire Org header to the Emacs clipboard. |
| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + X, then Ctrl + Y |
Paste and format the contents of the Emacs clipboard to an appropriate Org header. |
| Manipulating Org TODO Headers |
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| Ctrl + Shift + Enter |
Create a new Org header of the same level with a “TODO” attribute in a new line. |
| Alt + Shift + Enter |
Create a new Org header of the same level with a “TODO” attribute on the current line. |
| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + T |
Cycle through all the states of the “TODO” header. |
| Shift + Left Arrow |
Go to the succeeding “TODO” state for the current header. |
| Shift + Right Arrow |
Go to the preceeding “TODO” state for the current header. |
| Ctrl + U, then Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + T |
Go to the succeeding “TODO” state for the current header and prompt for a note. |
| Ctrl + C, then Comma (,) |
Add a priority value to the current “TODO” header. |
| Shift + Up Arrow |
Increase the priority value of the current “TODO” header. |
| Shift + Down Arrow |
Decrease the priority value of the current “TODO” header. |
| Manipulating Org TODO Checkboxes |
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| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + X, then Ctrl + B |
Toggle the state of the currently selected TODO checkbox. |
| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + X, then Ctrl + R |
Convert the current TODO checkbox to a radio button and toggle its state. |
| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + X, then Ctrl + O |
Convert the current TODO checkbox to a sequential steps list and toggle its state. |
| Ctrl + C, then Pound (#) |
Update all TODO checkbox statistics in the current Org header. |
| Navigating Org Headers |
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| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + N |
Move to the next Org header regardless of level in the current document. |
| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + F |
Move to the next Org header in the same level in the current document. |
| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + P |
Return to the previous Org header in the same level in the current document. |
| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + B |
Create a new Org table and open the table layout editor. |
| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + U |
Go back to a previous level of Org headers in the current document. |
| Displaying Org Headers |
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| Tab |
Toggle through the different display states of the current Org header. |
| Shift + Tab |
Toggle through the different display states of the entire Org document. |
| Ctrl + U, then Ctrl + U, then Tab |
Reset the current display state of the Org document. |
| Ctrl + U, then Ctrl + U, then Ctrl + U, then Tab |
Force Org Mode to print all headers in the current document. |
| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + K |
Display all the headers of the current Org document without showing their contents. |
| Ctrl + C, then Tab |
Display all the direct daughters of the current Org header. |
| Ctrl + X, then N, then S |
Hide all the other Org headers in the current document. |
| Ctrl + X, then N, then W |
Show all the Org headers in the current document. |
| Ctrl + C, then Forward Slash (/) |
Search and display all the Org headers of a particular type. |
| Ctrl + C, then Forward Slash (/) + R |
Search and display all the Org headers that match a particular Regex. |
| Manipulating Org Tables |
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| Ctrl + C, then Bar (|) |
Collapse the entire column into a single character. |
| Alt + Shift + Down Arrow |
Create a new row on the current Org table. |
| Alt + Shift + Right Arrow |
Create a new column on the current Org table. |
| Ctrl + C, then Enter |
Create a horizontal border below the current row. |
| Ctrl + U, Ctrl + C, then Dash (-) |
Create a horizontal border above the current row. |
| Ctrl + C, then Backtick (`) |
Open the current cell in a separate Emacs buffer. |
| Alt + Shift + Up Arrow |
Cut the entire row to the Emacs clipboard. |
| Alt + Shift + Left Arrow |
Cut the entire column to the Emacs clipboard. |
| Alt + Left Arrow |
Swap the entire column with the one adjacent to its left. |
| Alt + Right Arrow |
Swap the entire column with the one adjacent to its right. |
| Alt + Up Arrow |
Swap the entire row with the one on top of it. |
| Alt + Down Arrow |
Swap the entire row with the one below it. |
| Shift + Left Arrow |
Swap the current cell with the one adjacent to its left. |
| Shift + Right Arrow |
Swap the current cell with the one adjacent to its right. |
| Shift + Up Arrow |
Swap the current cell with the one on top of it. |
| Shift + Down Arrow |
Swap the current cell with the one below it. |
| Ctrl + C, then Plus (+) |
Calculate the sum of all the numerical values in the current column. |
| Navigating Org Tables |
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| Ctrl + P |
Move the cursor one row up. |
| Ctrl + N |
Move the cursor one row down. |
| Tab |
Move the cursor one cell forward. |
| Shift + Tab |
Move the cursor one cell back. |
| Alt + A |
Move the cursor to the beginning of the current cell. |
| Alt + E |
Move the cursor to the end of the current cell. |
| Aligning Org Tables |
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| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + C |
Align the entire table to their correct widths. |
| Ctrl + C, then Tab |
Expand all collapsed columns back to their original width. |
| Ctrl + U, then Ctrl + C, then Tab |
Expand a collapsed column back to its original width. |
| Ctrl + U, then Ctrl + U, then Ctrl + C, then Tab |
Create a new Org link for a local resource at the cursor position. |
| Manipulating Org Links |
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| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + L |
Create a new Org link for a remote resource at the current cursor position. |
| Ctrl + U, then Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + L |
Create a new Org link for a local resource at the current cursor position. |
| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + O |
Open an existing Org link using the appropriate program for it. |
| Ctrl + U, then Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + O |
Open an existing Org link directly in Emacs. |
| Navigating Org Links |
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| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + X, then Ctrl + N |
Go to the next Org link in the current document. |
| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + X, then Ctrl + P |
Go back to the previous Org link in the current document. |
| Ctrl + C, then Percent (%) |
Save the currently selected Org link in a temporary mark list. |
| Ctrl + C, then Ampersand (&) |
Go back to the most recent saved Org link. |
| Exporting Org Documents |
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| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + E, then Ctrl + S |
Restrict the Org export process to the current heading. |
| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + E, then Ctrl + V |
Restrict the Org export process to only the visible headings. |
| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + E, then Ctrl + B |
Strip all additional metadata on the Org document before exporting. |
| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + E, then H + H |
Export the current Org document as an HTML file. |
| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + E, then L + L |
Export the current Org document as a LaTeX file. |
| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + E, then L + P |
Export the current Org document as a LaTeX PDF file. |
| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + E, then O + O |
Export the current Org document as an Open Document Text file. |
| Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + E, then T + U |
Export the current Org document as a Plain Text file. |
