Create and edit Jupyter notebooks

1. Do one of the following:

   • Right-click the target directory in the Project tool window and select New from the context menu.

   • Press AltInsert

2. Select Jupyter Notebook.

3. In the dialog that opens, type a filename.

A notebook file has the *.ipynb extension and is marked with the corresponding icon .

1. Right-click the file in the Project tool window.

2. Select Convert to Jupyter Notebook from the context menu.

1. Right-click the file in the Project tool window.

2. Select Convert to Python File from the context menu.

You can export Jupyter notebooks to various formats:

1. Right-click the Jupyter notebook file in the Project tool window.

2. Select Export Notebook As and then select the format from the list.

   

• To toggle the edit mode, press Enter or click any cell.

• When a cell is in the edit mode, it has a highlighted line with a caret inside the cell.

  

• When in the edit mode, you can navigate through all cells line-by-line using 0↑ and 0↓ keys.

• To toggle the command mode, press Esc or click the gutter.

• When in the command mode, you can navigate the notebook cell by cell using 0↑ and 0↓ keys, as well as use keyboard shortcuts to select, copy, paste, and delete cells.

• A newly created notebook contains one code cell. You can change its type with the cell type selector in the notebook toolbar:

  

• To edit a code cell, just click it.

• To edit a Markdown cell, double-click it or press Enter and start typing. To preview the output, press ShiftEnter.

• To add a code cell above the selected cell, do one of the following:

  • In the edit mode, press AltShift0A.

  • In the command mode, press 0A.

• To add a code cell below the selected cell, do one of the following:

  • In the edit mode, press AltShift0B.

  • In the command mode, press 0B.

  • Select Code Cell Below from the notebook toolbar.

  

• Use the popup between cells to add code, Markdown or AI cells to your notebook:

  

• To select a cell, click the gutter next to the cell.

• To select several cells:

  • Click the gutter next to cells while holding Shift for a series of consecutive cells, or Ctrl for non-consecutive cells.

  • In the command mode, hold Shift and press the 0↑ and 0↓ keys.

You can execute, copy, merge, expand, and delete the selected cells.

• To copy a cell in the command mode, press Ctrl0C, 0C, or click on the notebook toolbar.

• To paste the copied cell below, press Ctrl0V, 0V, or click .

• To paste it above the current cell, press Shift with Ctrl0V/Shift0V.

• You can also select the required action from the cell's context menu.

• To merge a current cell with the cell below, right-click the cell and select the Merge Cell Below command from the context menu.

  Similarly, you can merge a cell above the selected cell with the corresponding command.

• To merge several cells, select them, and then choose Cell | Merge Selected Cells from the main menu.

  Alternatively, you can use Find Action to run the Merge Selected Cells command.

• To split a cell into two cells, place the caret in the line to break at, then right-click, and select the Split Cell from the context menu.

• Click the border in the gutter to expand or collapse a notebook cell.

  Expanded notebook cell

  Collapsed notebook cell

  

  

• Click Delete Cell on the notebook toolbar.

• Right-click the cell and select Delete Cell from the context menu.

You can assign and view tags for each cell right in the notebook editor:

1. Right-click the cell.

2. Select Add Cell Tag from the context menu.

   

3. Enter the tag and click Confirm.

To remove the tag, right-click it and select Remove Tag.