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Shortcuts v2.0. Modern Shortcuts for the Modern Age. [ Updated list of shortcuts for Sage X3 Version 12 ]

For today's blog we are going to take a quick look at the updated shortcuts for version 12. Every once in a Blue Moon the R&D department will update the shortcut combos, just as I am about to show. Introduced in version 12 patch 18 was an updated list of shortcut commands. If you want, you can find these listed in the online help (for those on patch 18+) or you can follow along or bookmark this post for later use or print out the end piece. I made the list in a nice neat grid for easy copy/pasting. Its at the end of the post if you don’t want to wait for it.
As with every change they make in Sage X3, I am not 100% sure what prompted the updates but here they are. I do know that some of them are the same, but some have changed so make sure to read it thoroughly.
Here is some examples of what I am talking about. First up is the Ring panel stuff, these are listed below.
SideNote: I know that the ESC+CTRL+P looks hard, but if you stretch your fingers super wide you might be able to hit them with one hand. :P
Next, I have the navigation for records. These refer to stuff like next record or previous record.
Right underneath that we have the tabs for the screens. So, each tab will be a number. This also is automatically picked up to increment numbers when you add custom tabs like EDI. If you added EDI tab after Lines (for example) it would be ESC+5. This can go up to 0. 0 comes after 9 which makes no sense until you look at your keyboard. Then it makes a lot of sense.
Then we have some quick navigation. I am not sure how often these would be use, but here they are.
the image shows up super tiny so make sure to click on it to see a blown up version of it.
We also have the online help (which I am pretty sure did not change).
I have no picture because its just ESC+F1. You get function help when you have no focus (no cursor on a field) and you get field help if you are focused on a field.
You all get the idea and I wanted to keep it kind of short. I have a more complete list below.

 

P.S.
For more shortcut information for prior versions see my friends blog post below.

 This is that listing I was talking about:

SHORTCUT KEY COMBINATIONS


RIGHT PANEL ACTIONS
SHORTCUTS
FUNCTIONS
ESC+N
NEW
ESC+B
SAVE
ESC+C
CREATE
ESC+D
DELETE
ESC+E
CANCEL
ESC+ALT+U
REFRESH
ESC+ALT+P
PRINT
ESC+ALT+A
ATTACHMENT
ESC+ALT+C
COMMENT
ESC+CTRL+( P or L)
EXPORT


RECORD NAVIGATION ACTIONS
SHORTCUTS
FUNCTIONS
ESC+SHIFT+J
FIRST RECORD
ESC+J
PREVIOUS RECORD
ESC+K
NEXT RECORD
ESC+SHIFT+K
LAST RECORD


PAGE NAVIGATION ACTIONS
SHORTCUTS
FUNCTIONS
ESC+1
FIRST SCREEN TAB
ESC+2
SECOND SCREEN TAB
ESC+3
THIRD SCREEN TAB
ESC+4
FOURTH SCREEN TAB
ESC+UP ARROW
MOVES ONE SECTION UP
ESC+DOWN ARROW
MOVES ONE SECTION DOWN
PAGE UP
SCROLLS ONE FRAME UP
PAGE DOWN
SCROLLS ONE FRAME DOWN
UP ARROW
SCROLLS ONE LINE UP
DOWN ARROW
SCROLLS ONE LINE DOWN


PRIMARY ACTIONS
SHORTCUTS
FUNCTIONS
ESC+G+N
HOME SCREEN
ESC+G+B
BOOKMARKS
ESC+G+H
NAVIGATION SCREEN


HELP ACTIONS
SHORTCUTS
FUNCTIONS
ESC+F1
WHEN FOCUS IS ON A FIELD WILL CALL FIELD HELP

WHEN THERE IS NO FOCUS WILL CALL FUNCTION HELP


TABLE ACTIONS
SHORTCUTS
FUNCTIONS
ESC+INS
INSERTS A NEW LINE
ESC+DEL
DELETES A LINE
ESC+R
EXPAND / SHRINK ALL COLUMNS


LEFT LIST ACTIONS
SHORTCUTS
FUNCTIONS
ESC+F5
REFRESH THE LEFT LISTING
ESC+F11
TOGGLE LEFT BAR
ESC+H+L
DOES THE SAME THING AS ESC+F11
ESC+SHIFT+LEFT ARROW
MOVE FROM THE ENTRY SCREEN TO THE LEFT LIST


FIELD ACTIONS
SHORTCUTS
FUNCTIONS
ESC+F4
ALLOWS TO NAVIGATE WITHIN FIELDS WITH LOOKUPS
ESC+F9
ALLOWS TO TUNNEL ON FIELDS WITH THE ABILITY TO TUNNEL
ESC+F12
ALLOWS TO NAVIGATE FIELDS WITH DROPDOWN MENUS
ESC+L
DOES THE SAME AS ESC+F12


MISCELLANIOUS ACTIONS
SHORTCUTS
FUNCTIONS
ESC+S
OPENS THE SEARCH FUNCTION
ESC+W+Z
RESET A USERS PREFERENCES
ESC+T
SET DATE TO TODAY'S DATE
ESC+F6
OPENS THE FIELD PROPERTIES
ESC+Q
GO TO THE FIRST FILTERED ROW
ESC+F7
DOES THE SAME AS ESC+S

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