| F1
| Activates the Help system. | Ctrl+F1
| Activates the Spell Checker (equivalent to Tools|Spell Check). | F2
| Activates Edit mode so you can change a cell entry. | Shift+F2
| Activates Debug mode so you can execute a macro step by step. | Alt+F2
| Displays the Tools|Macro|Play dialogue box. | Ctrl+F2
| Activates the Formula Composer (equivalent to Tools|Formula Composer). | F3
| When you are prompted for a block, or in Edit mode with the insertion point
positioned after an operator, press F3 to display a list of block names. To expand
the list of block names to show their coordinates, press the Expand key (+). Press
the Contract key (-) to remove coordinates. Press F3 again to "zoom" the names
list to full screen or to shrink it back down.| Shift+F3
| Displays a list of available macros, by category.| Alt+F3
| In Value or Edit mode, displays a list of @functions, by category.| Ctrl+F3
| Lets you create a named block; the keyboard equivalent of Block|Names.| F4
| In Edit, Value, or Point mode, makes the cell address to the left of the cursor
absolute. Press repeatedly to cycle through the eight absolute combinations; for
example, $A:$B$4, $A:B$4. You can use F4 when entering or editing a formula.
You can also use it in Point mode without disturbing the position of the selector.| Alt+F4
| Exits Quattro Pro.| Ctrl+F4
| Closes a window (notebook, dialogue box, graph window, Light Table window, or
dialogue window).| F5
| Moves the selector to a specified cell address.| Shift+F5
| Works like the SpeedTab button; displays the Objects page, then returns to a
spreadsheet page.| Alt+F5
| Switches Group mode on and off.| F6
| If the window is split into two panes, jumps to the other pane.| Ctrl+F6
| Displays the next open window.| F7
| Repeats the previous Query command.| Shift+F7
| Press Shift+F7 and use the arrow keys to select a block of text in Ext mode.| F8
| Repeats the last Tools|Numeric Tools|What-If command.| F9
| In Ready mode, recalculates the notebook. In Edit mode, calculates and then
displays result of formulas on the input line. For example, if you type 8*9 on the
input line, then press F9, Quattro Pro replaces the formula with the result, 72. To
recalculate the entire notebook afterwards, press F9 again in Ready mode.| F10
| Works like / or Alt; moves the selector to the menu bar. | F11
| Displays the current graph (equivalent to Graphics|View Graph). Press Esc to
return to the notebook. | F12
| Displays an Object Inspector for the selected object. | Shift+F12
| Displays an Object Inspector for the active window. | Alt+F12
| Displays the application Object Inspector. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
