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Keyboard Preferences |
Multiple column documents are more like a spreadsheet, so the default action for the Tab key is to go to the next or previous column. However, if you are used to having Tab indent rows, you can make it work the same way in both cases.
Note: You can also use ⌘] to indent and ⌘[ to outdent. |
Return / Row creation options - You can change the response of the Return key when editing in a row. The default action is to leave the current row and create a new row, but you can also have it so the current row will be split at the insertion point. You can also specify whether a new row will be created at the same level, or whether it will be indented if the current row has subtopics.